Episode 02: Stream ordering and the laws of branching networks
Summary:
We define stream ordering in a couple of ways, and think about how branching networks are partitioned with this appraoch. We describe the laws of Horton, Strahler, and Tokunaga which collectively detail the mixed hierarchical, self-similar nature of real branching networks. And we begin to connect Horton and Tokunaga, showing that only two parameters of six are independent.
Date:
2016/01/21
Duration:
1:16:28
2016/01/21
1:16:28
Lecture:
Tweet:
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— The Vox of Networks (@networksvox) January 23, 2016
Extra:
A laden or unladen swallow? We will get to the bottom of such questions.