Figure 1
From: Uncovering structural diversity in commuting networks: global and local entropy
Global nodal entropy. Example of two different commuting networks. The node strength (s) measures the strength of nodes by means of the total weight of their connections, which in this case corresponds to the total amount of in- or out- flow at every node. The distribution f(s) for in-commuting is in red and for out-commuting is in blue. In the example above, when flows are more uniformly distributed in nodes, the \(H_{GN}\) is higher, and when there are fewer nodes concentrating the flows, the \(H_{GN}\) is lower.
