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Giulia Menichetti¹, Daniel Remondini¹, Pietro Panzarasa²

¹Department of Physics and Astronomy and INFN Sez. Bologna, Bologna University, Bologna, Italy.

|June 7, 2014

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Analyzing multiplex networks reveals that isolated layer analysis misses crucial information. Studying weighted multiplex networks, like co-authorship and citation networks, captures significant correlations between structure and weights, offering a more complete understanding.

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Area of Science:

Network Science
Complex Systems
Information Theory

Background:

Quantifying information in complex network structures is a key challenge.
Multiplex networks, with multiple interacting layers, present unique analytical difficulties.
Analyzing individual layers of multiplex networks can lead to incomplete information capture.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate the failure of partial layer analysis in capturing multiplex network information.
To highlight the correlations between weights and topology in weighted multiplex networks.
To introduce a framework for quantifying undetected information in multiplex networks.

Main Methods:

Analysis of two weighted multiplex co-authorship and citation networks from the American Physical Society.
Investigation of correlations between network weights and topological structures.
Development of a theoretical framework using the entropy of multiplex ensembles.

Main Results:

Significant correlations between weights and the multiplex structure were identified.
Weighted measures, such as multistrength and inverse multiparticipation ratio, are advantageous.
Partial analysis of single layers fails to capture substantial information.

Conclusions:

Weighted measures are essential for a comprehensive understanding of multiplex networks.
The proposed entropy-based framework quantifies information missed by isolated layer analysis.
Holistic analysis of multiplex networks is crucial for accurate information assessment.