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Python code for detecting regime-switching in temporal network densification and sparsification. The method is described in "The switching mechanisms of social network densification," T. Kobayashi and Mathieu Génois. Scientific Reports 11, 3160, 2021. The datasets for replicating the results of the paper are also included. Pystan and ArviZ are required. You can also run the code on Google Colab without installing Pystan and ArviZ in your local environment. See Redme.txt for details.
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