Controllability of complex networks¶
Liu, Y., Slotine, J., & Barabási, A. (2011). Controllability of complex networks. Nature, 473(7346), 167-173.
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2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Controllability
- … (controllability must have sufficient variety to handle disturbance variety), #394 leverage_points (leverage-point analysis is partial-controllability analysis — finding the most controllable intervention points in a system), and #71 feedback_loop (closed-loop control requires both observability and controllability)
This sourceIdentifies minimum driver-node sets that render large directed networks controllable; foundational for network controllability.
- … (controllability must have sufficient variety to handle disturbance variety), #394 leverage_points (leverage-point analysis is partial-controllability analysis — finding the most controllable intervention points in a system), and #71 feedback_loop (closed-loop control requires both observability and controllability)
Domain-specific¶
- Structural Network Controllability
- The result is about a family of linear state-space models, not a demonstration that one physical or biological system can be controlled.
This sourceOriginal research for the directed linear structural model, matching-based driver construction, and schematic path/star.
- The result is about a family of linear state-space models, not a demonstration that one physical or biological system can be controlled.
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