Circadian rhythms in temporal-network connectivity
Abstract
Human activity follows a circadian rhythm. In online activity, this rhythm is visible both at the level of individuals as well as at the population level from Wikipedia edits to mobile telephone calls. However, much less is known about circadian patterns at the level of network structure, that is, beyond the day–night cycle of the frequency of activity. Here, we study how the temporal connectivity of communication networks changes through the...
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Title
Circadian rhythms in temporal-network connectivity
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Volume
30
Issue
9
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