Free social networking software for linux

Algorithm::SocialNetwork is a social network analysis.

SYNOPSIS

use Graph::Undirected;
use Algorithm::SocialNetwork;

my $G = Graph::Undirected->new();
$G->add_edges([qw(a b)], [qw(b c)]);
my $algo = Algorithm::SocialNetwork->new(graph => $G3);
my $BC = $algo->BetweenessCentrality();
# $BC->{a} is 0
# $BC->{b} is 2
# $BC->{c} is 0

METHODS

So far this module implement the algorithm provided in [1]. More handy algorithm would be included in the future.
This module is a Spiffy module, methods provided as "field" are marked.

new([graph => $G])

Object constructor, an optional graph parameter could be passed in to specify the network graph to be analyzed.

graph([$G]) [Spiffy field]

Without arguments, this method return the current Graph object.

BetweenessCentrality([$vertex])

The implementation of algorithm provided in [1], if an optional parameter $vertex is given, return the BetwenessCentrality value of that vertex, otherwise, return all vertices BetweenessCentrality value, stored in a hash, which hash node name as keys.

ClusteringCoefficient($vertex)

Return the clustering coefficient of a given vertex.
WeightedClusteringCoefficient($vertex)

Return the weighted clustering coefficient of a given vertex. The graph object passed in should have weight attribute set on edges. Weights are default to 1 if its not set.

DistanceCentrality($vertex)

Return the distance centrality of a given vertex.

ClosenessCentrality($vertex)

An alias of DistanceCentrality().

GraphCentrality($vertex)

Return the graph centrality of a given vertex.

edges(@vertices)

Return a list of edges that connets any two of @vertices.

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