Outdegree Centrality
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Outdegree Centrality
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The Outdegree Centrality is the normalized number of direct neighbors where the node links to by its outgoing edges.
Objective
The Outdegree Centrality can be used to evaluate the position of a single node in an directed network. The direct outgoing connections of a node are standardized on the network size. The number of these direct outgoing connections is characterized as outdegree of a node.
Calculation
, where 
is the outdegree of a node 
and 
the number of all nodes in the network.
Statement
| R-example |
| library(igraph) g <- graph.ring(10, directed=TRUE) degree(g, mode = c("out"))/(length(V(g))-1) |
