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Relationship Between Spatial Vulnerability and Traditional Network Properties
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LI Hang, HU Xiaobing, GUO Xiaomei, SHI Peijun
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 1-7.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.001
To explore a new thinking for network vulnerability research, and improve the practicality of spatial vulnerability model, this paper analyzes the relationship between spatial vulnerability and four traditional network properties, average shortest path, average betweenness, connectivity and amount of impacted shortest paths, and conducts a case study on Beijing′s subway network to verify this relationship. The results show that, when the global impact of spatial hazards is concerned in network vulnerability research, the reasonable combination of the new spatial vulnerability model and traditional network properties can deliver an effective approach.
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Dynamical Analysis on Polarization of Regions in Population Distribution Induced by Migrations
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Distribution Induced by Migrations SUN Gongqiang, HUO Jie, WANG Peng, HAO Rui, WANG Xuming
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 20-27.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.004
Abstract: To reveal behaviors of population migration driven by interests, a generalized potential for a region is suggested and defined by income per capita, public service resources per capita and average age of the people within it.The dynamic rules are: when the generalized potential for a given region is higher than the average over all of the regions,some people would like to migrate out of this region;the regions that their generalized potentials are of lower than the average will become the migration destinations,immigration regions,for the upcoming migrating people;the allocation of such upcoming migrating people to the immigration regions is determined by difference of the generalized potentials between the given region and the corresponding immigration regions.The calculated results show some regulations that govern the migrating process: the number of migration people in a region,neither immigration or emigration, decays generally in an exponential way with time,which leads to the amount of people, income per capita and public service resources per capita in the emigration/immigration region decreases /increases in an exponential/“anti-exponential” way, and finally reach a relative steady state at which the mentioned three key factors match each other. The variation of information entropy and the evolution of pattern-formation for the regions indicate that the system evolves towards order in the progress of polarization of population distribution.
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On the Relationship Between Network Structure Features and Link Prediction Algorithms
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JIA Jun, HU Xiaofeng, HE Xiaoyuan
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 28-37.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.005
This paper experimented with five virtual networks, such as the Air network of US, the Coauthorship network of Scientists, the Neural network of the nematode C, etc. and quantified the relationship between the network structure features and the link prediction algorithms by the experiment’s data. The network structure features could be measured by assortativity coefficient, clustering coefficient, etc. and the link prediction algorithms could be divided into local-information based and global-information based. After analyzed the data, we found that if the value of network’s assortativity coefficient is positive and the value of network’s clustering coefficient is greater than the threshold which is about 0.1, the local-information based would be the better choice, otherwise the global-information based would be better. And the clustering coefficient and the network efficiency is proportional to the result of link prediction algorithms based local information and is reverse proportional to the result of algorithms based global information. These conclusions provide quantitative basis for selecting the right algorithm.
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Node Vulnerability Assessment for Distribution Network Based on Complex Network Theory
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WU Hui, PENG Minfang, ZHANG Haiyan, ZHU Liang, CHE Hongwei, LIU Zhengyi
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 38-45.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.006
Vulnerable nodes are very important to structural robustness of distribution networks, in order to assess node vulnerability of distribution networks, a method of sorting the vulnerability of distribution network nodes is proposed. Firstly, build the weighted complex network model of distribution network. Secondly, set weights of indexes such as degree, betweenness, agglomeration and closeness to assess importance of each index in describing the vulnerability of nodes, in the perspective of both subjective and objective way. Finally, put forward a method to sort vulnerability of distribution network nodes based on technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) and grey correlation analysis. Test on several typical medium voltage di-stribution networks verifies the feasibility of the method. Analysis of the IEEE123 distribution network shows that multiple index comprehensive evaluation is more reasonable in distribution network than single index eva-luation.
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Dynamic Topology of Stock Correlation Networks from the Bull and Bear Perspective: a Case of Shanghai 50 Index
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XIE Chi, BIAN Huidong, WANG Gangjin
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 66-74.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.010
Daily data collected from Shanghai 50 Index constituent stocks from January 4, 2005 to December 31, 2008 is divided into three stages: bear I, bull and bear II. We study dynamic topology of stock correlation networks in each stage by using the minimal spannin tree (MST), hierarchical tree (HT) and main network property measures. The results show that: Industrial clustering exists and becomes more and more obvious in stock market; Manufacturing industry turns into the absolute center in bull market, which lasts until bear II market; Internal stocks of finance & insurance industry and steelmaking industry always maintain a high correlation, and the stocks of parent company and subsidiary and the stocks of the cross holdings companies are also close to each other; In addition, the main network property measures reveal that the structure of the stock market’s correlation network is closer but worse in bull market than in bear markets.
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Chaotic Behavior of a Generalized Hamiltonian System and Its Circuit Implementation
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CANG Shijian, WU Aiguo, WANG Zhonglin, XUE Wei
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (1): 103-110.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.01.015
A kind of generalized Hamiltonian systems with dissipative structure and external input is proposed. By configuring its structure matrix and external input, a simpler three-dimensional dynamical system with only one fixed point is designed to illustrate the existence of chaos. Useful tools, including phase portrait, Poincaré section, Lyapunov exponents, bifurcation diagram and power spectrum, are used for detecting chaotic behavior of the proposed system with the enhancement of DC input. Compared with the known three-dimensional chaotic systems, the proposed system has the following two characteristics: Its dissipativity is related to system state variables and its Lyapunov dimension is closer to 3. Finally, a circuit implementation of the new system is presented and the results recorded on an analogue oscilloscope further verify the existence of chaotic behavior.
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