Naming for alternate centrality implementation

[Sebastiano Vigna]

I was attempting to port to JGraphT HyperBall, as the current exact implementation of closeness/harmonic centrality will not scale beyond very small graphs. However, the classes computing centrality indices are actually named as the index, for example, "HarmonicCentrality". How would you suggest I call an alternative implementation of the same centrality?

seba

[Dimitrios Michail]

Hi, 

In case the algorithm is well known by the authors' name, we use a prefix with that name. Otherwise maybe something

like ApproximateHarmonicCentrality could work. Or perhaps there is some characteristic in the technique which could 

be the prefix.

Best, 

Dimitrios

On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 4:51 PM Sebastiano Vigna <sebastia...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was attempting to port to JGraphT HyperBall, as the current exact implementation of closeness/harmonic centrality will not scale beyond very small graphs. However, the classes computing centrality indices are actually named as the index, for example, "HarmonicCentrality". How would you suggest I call an alternative implementation of the same centrality?

seba

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