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EmilianoMarchese committed Feb 13, 2021
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:param model: Available models are:
- *dcm*: solves DBCM respect to the parameters *x* and "y" of the loglikelihood function, it works for uweighted directed graphs [insert ref].
- *dcm-new*: differently from the *dcm* option, *dcm-new* considers the exponents of *x* and *y* as parameters [insert ref].
- *dcm_exp*: differently from the *dcm* option, *dcm_exp* considers the exponents of *x* and *y* as parameters [insert ref].
- *decm*: solves DECM respect to the parameters *a_out*, *a_in*, *b_out* and *b_in* of the loglikelihood function, it is conceived for weighted directed graphs [insert ref].
- *decm-new*: differently from the *ecm* option, *ecm_exp* considers the exponents of *a_out*, *a_in*, *b_out* and *b_in** as parameters [insert ref].
- *decm_exp*: differently from the *decm* option, *decm_exp* considers the exponents of *a_out*, *a_in*, *b_out* and *b_in** as parameters [insert ref].
- *crema*: solves CReMa for a weighted directd graphs. In order to compute beta parameters, it requires information about the binary structure of the network. These can be provided by the user by using *adjacency* paramenter.
- *crema-sparse*: alternative implementetio of *crema* for large graphs. The *creama-sparse* model doesn't compute the binary probability matrix avoing memory problems for large graphs.
:type model: str
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- *strengths_minor*: initial guess of each node is inversely proportional to its strength;
:type initial_guess: str, optional
:param adjacency: Adjacency can be a binary method (defaults is *dcm-new*) or an adjacency matrix.
:param adjacency: Adjacency can be a binary method (defaults is *dcm_exp*) or an adjacency matrix.
:type adjacency: str or numpy.ndarray, optional
:param method_adjacency: If adjacency is a *model*, it is the *methdod* used to solve it. Defaults to "newton".
:type method_adjacency: str, optional
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