Network Motifs¶
Milo, R., Shen-Orr, S., Itzkovitz, S., Kashtan, N., Chklovskii, D., & Alon, U. (2002). Network Motifs: Simple Building Blocks of Complex Networks. Science, 824-827.
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- Literature and film: thematic motifs (rain, the sea, a recurring colour), structural motifs (descent-and-return), and aural-visual motifs in a director's or composer's corpus. Network science: network motifs — small recurring subgraph patterns (feed-forward loops, bi-fans) whose over- or under-representation relative to a random null model characterises a network's function, with identical reasoning across gene-regulatory, neuronal, social, and hyperlink graphs.
This sourceIntroduces network motifs as small subgraph patterns significantly over-represented relative to randomized networks with the same degree sequence, recurring across gene-regulatory, neuronal, food-web, and other networks.
- Literature and film: thematic motifs (rain, the sea, a recurring colour), structural motifs (descent-and-return), and aural-visual motifs in a director's or composer's corpus. Network science: network motifs — small recurring subgraph patterns (feed-forward loops, bi-fans) whose over- or under-representation relative to a random null model characterises a network's function, with identical reasoning across gene-regulatory, neuronal, social, and hyperlink graphs.
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