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a piece of information will last shorter for networks having either a small number or a large number of modules. as the diameter increases in the network, so does the life time of the information within. however, also the number of modules rises as well and if there are too many of them, the distance starts to decrease, so does the lifetime of information.

Huang, L., Park, K., & Lai, Y.-C. (2006). Information propagation on modular networks. Physical Review E, 73(3), 1-4. doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.73.035103

 

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the lifetime of information is longer if there's an optimum number of clusters in a network - not too few, not too many – and the highest possible diameter as well.

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a piece of information will last shorter for networks having either a small number or a large number of modules. as the diameter increases in the network, so does the life time of the information within. however, also the number of modules rises as well and if there are too many of them, the distance starts to decrease, so... [Read All]

a piece of information will last shorter for networks having either a small number or a large number of modules. as the diameter increases in the network, so does the life time of the information within. however, also the number of modules rises as well and if there are too many of them, the distance starts to decrease, so does the lifetime of information.Huang, L., Park, K., & Lai, Y.-C. (2006). Information propagation on modular networks. Physical Review E, 73(3), 1-4. doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.73.035103

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