Friendship Paradox Redux¶
Hodas, Kooti, & Lerman. (2013). Friendship Paradox Redux: Your Friends Are More Interesting Than You.
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- Friendship Paradox
- Attributing the gap to similar people clustering together mistakes its cause — only Var(k) > 0 is needed. Not specific to friendship. The "friendship" label binds the observation to social-tie networks, but the same edge-sampling holds wherever edges carry a tie semantics: your partners have more partners, the papers you cite are more cited, the accounts you follow have more followers
This sourceHodas, Kooti and Lerman's analysis of the Twitter follower graph, confirming that the accounts one follows and one's followers have more friends and followers than one does.
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“everyone you follow or who follows you has more friends and followers than you”
- Attributing the gap to similar people clustering together mistakes its cause — only Var(k) > 0 is needed. Not specific to friendship. The "friendship" label binds the observation to social-tie networks, but the same edge-sampling holds wherever edges carry a tie semantics: your partners have more partners, the papers you cite are more cited, the accounts you follow have more followers
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