Local bridging centrality multiplies the bridging coefficient of a node by its inverse degree: $$LB(v) = \frac{1}{k_v} \cdot \frac{1/k_v}{\sum_{u \in N(v)} 1/k_u}.$$ A node of low degree whose neighbors have high degree scores high.
Arguments
- x
Network input accepted by
centrality.- ...
Further arguments to
centrality.
Details
Edge weights are ignored. On a directed network \(k\) is the total
degree, in plus out, and a reciprocated tie counts twice. An isolated node
scores 0. The local bridging centrality of Nanda and Kotz, the product of
ego betweenness and the bridging coefficient, is
centrality_localized_bridging.
