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10-25-2021 05:23 PM
Hi everyone!
I've made some calculations on my network (eigenvector, degree, etc.) and for some nodes i got the result 0 and null (and by null i mean i got nothing - blank record).
What is the difference between those two outcomes?
10-31-2021 09:47 AM
Hi,
Do you have any specific example where you are getting blank record and result 0? This should clarify more the question scope
Thanks
10-31-2021 10:35 AM
Hello tfontanella011
Zero could mean that a procedure is executed. What that means depends on what your intent behind executing a thing. On the other hand function does return you some value object. Null means its a function that is designed to return null under specific condition. Once that condition changes it might return some other value that caller will use either to introspect or as signal that tells it about the value it represents.
Thanking you
G Sudhir S
10-26-2022 07:56 AM
Hi G Sudhir S,
I am running eigenvector centrality in stream mode and am getting all null values returned. You indicate that the function returns null if a condition is met. What condition when met returns null values? Thank you for your help.
10-31-2021 01:10 PM
Hi,,
@tfontanella011 & @sameer.gijare14
but network centrality measure can theoretically be 0 as well, which means that the specific node is unimportant, right?
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