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Figure 1. Visualization of exemplary influence relationship changes. The nodes’ distributions are depicted by pie charts, i.e., one pie equals one row in . Each node is associated with a unique color which is recognizable from the node’s label. A pie slice in a particular color then represents the share of influence from the node with this individual color on the node associated with that pie. The distribution changes are caused by node
influencing
,
becoming independent, and
being influenced by
while simultaneously becoming independent. In this example, the global susceptibility is set to
, and the independence rate to
.
![Figure 1. Visualization of exemplary influence relationship changes. The nodes’ distributions are depicted by pie charts, i.e., one pie equals one row in I(∙). Each node is associated with a unique color which is recognizable from the node’s label. A pie slice in a particular color then represents the share of influence from the node with this individual color on the node associated with that pie. The distribution changes are caused by node j influencing i, j becoming independent, and h being influenced by k while simultaneously becoming independent. In this example, the global susceptibility is set to γ=0.5, and the independence rate to 1−α=0.3.](/cms/asset/3095538f-1696-4628-b912-62618984c7c7/gmas_a_2340134_f0001_b.gif)