Here is a simple example of a trajectory (an evolution of the group).
In each case, we start out with things in 2 groups, and the nodes reconnect into 3 groups. There are 3 intermediate steps.
I have generated this data for two different network sizes (12 and 18).
To make things easier, I have not permuted the groups when things are divided into 3 (so, the groups are [0,1,2,3] [4,5,6,7] [8,9,10,11]). But I have also included cases where everything is permuted.
The file naming convention is: bg18pn_000_100.csv which means:
- 18 = 18 node network
- pn = start (2 groups) is permuted, end (3 groups) is not permuted (pp=both beginning and end are permuted)
- 0% of the start
- 100% of the end
Some examples:
- 12 node, end not permuted (start=bg12pn_100_000.csv, end=bg12pn_000_100.csv, zip of sequence=bg12pn.zip)
- 18 node, end permuted (start=bg18pp_100_000.csv, end=bg18pp_000_100.csv, zip of sequence=bg18pp)
Big ZIP of n=12,18,24, with and without permuted ends: bg.zip