Age of active edges or vertices at a query time point
Reports the age of edges or vertices at a specific time point. More precisely, the duration of time between the query time point and the onset of the activity spell active at that point.
edges.age.at(nD, at, e = seq_along(nD$mel), active.default = TRUE) dyads.age.at(nD, at, tails, heads, active.default=TRUE, format.out = c("vector", "edgelist", "matrix")) vertices.age.at(nD, at, v=seq_len(network.size(nD)), active.default=TRUE)
nD |
a |
at |
numeric query time point which edge or vertex ages should be evaluated at |
e |
numeric vector of edges ids for which ages / durations should be reported |
v |
numeric vector of vertex ids for which ages / durations should be reported |
tails |
numeric vector of vertex ids incident on the 'tail' of edges for which ages / durations should be reported |
heads |
numeric vector of vertex ids incident on the 'head' of edges for which ages / durations should be reported |
active.default |
logical, if |
format.out |
character value indicating out the output should be structured. |
Edges or vertices that are not active at time at
will return NA
. For edges or vertices with multiple activity spells, this function does not report the total duration of activity across all spells, only the duration from the start of the spell with which the at
point intersects.
dyads.age.at
reports the age of edges corresponding to each dyad (tail,head). It cannot be used with hypergraphic or multiplex networks because a pair of vertex ids may not uniquely correspond to an edge. If tails
and heads
are not specified, they will default to the tails and heads of all existing (but not necessarily active) edges in the network. Ordering and index position should correspond to valid.eids
.
By default, a numeric vector indicating the age of the network element at the query time point, or NA if the element is not active or (in the case of edges) deleted. Elements of the vector return correspond to the values of e
or v
or (tails,heads)
respectively.
skyebend
See also get.edge.activity
, is.active
# set up an example network for testing test<-network.initialize(5) add.edges(test,tail = 1:4,head=2:5 ) activate.edges(test,onset=0:2,terminus=c(2,3,3),e=1:3) activate.vertices(test,v = 1:4,onset=-3:0,terminus=5:8) # how old are each of the edges at time point 2.0 ? edges.age.at(test,at=2.0) # how old is vertex id 2 time point 3 vertices.age.at(test,at=3, v=2) # how old are the edges [1,2] and [3,4] at time point 2 dyads.age.at(test,at=2,tails=c(1,3),heads=c(2,4)) dyads.age.at(test,at=2,format.out='matrix')
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