Fig. 1: Network dyads and triads over time. | Communications Physics

Fig. 1: Network dyads and triads over time.

From: The 1995-2018 global evolution of the network of amicable and hostile relations among nation-states

Fig. 1: Network dyads and triads over time.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

This figure presents the dynamics of Integrated Crisis Early Warning System (ICEWS) network over time. a Proportion of positive and negative dyads (edges) over time in the strongly connected component. b Proportion of balanced triads over 23+ years. The three lines represent different subsets of Heider axioms as structural balance criteria in which they all show a similar trend. Triads are counted in networks built by aggregating 3 months of news articles. We found that changing the period length to monthly, biweekly, and weekly does not change the trend in this figure. c Average proportion of triads over 23+ years. Error bars correspond to one standard deviation and are computed using n = 103 network snapshots of quarters. d The set of ten operative triads (most frequent triads out of 138 possible ones).

Back to article page