Hi all,
I'm analysing an e-mail network. I loaded the following information in a
directed igraph:
*Vertex* types: person, e-mail
V(g)[ type == "person" ]
V(g)[ type == "email" ]
*Edge* types: sends, receives
E(g)[ type == "send" ]
E(g)[ type == "receive" ]
So for example:
John --send--> email1 --receive--> Mary
John --send--> email2 --receive--> Mary
Mary --send--> email3 --receive--> John
I would like to generate a summary of the e-mail activity, with edges with
an attribute representing the number of emails:
John --2--> Mary
Mary --1--> John
I tried to do this, but I haven't figured it out yet.
I managed to get in/out edges for each letter, but then I don't know what to
do to hold a count.
lapply(V(g)[type=="email"],
function(e){
outedges = V(g) [ from(e) ]
print(outedges)
inedges = V(g) [ to(e) ]
print(inedges)
})
I just started using igraph, and I find even basic operations quite
difficult to carry out. :-/
How would I go about to do that?
Thanks,
Mulone
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