The Network Analysis of Urban Streets: A Primal Approach
Sergio Porta, Paolo Crucitti, Vito Latora
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MCA, it turns out, provides a new perspective to the network analysis of spatial systems, which is inherently different from space syntax in that: 1. it is based on a primal, rather than a dual, graph ...
After two previous works on some structural properties of the dual and primal graph representations of urban street networks (Porta et al. 2004; Crucitti et al. 2005) , in this paper we provide an in-depth ...
the graph from i to j in a weighted graph, and reduces to the minimum number of edges traversed, in a topologic graph. ...
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