Network statistics of Reactome Version 1
Basic Graph statistics
RCM: Reaction-Compound Mapping, an edge between nodes means reaction contains metabolite MMM: Metabolite-Metabolite Mapping, an edge between nodes means these metabolites are reaction partners
_comp: entire network after removal of duplicated edges _del: taken from the entire network the largest connected subgraph after deletion of a set of nodes
betw: betweeness of nodes clos: closeness of nodes neigh: neighbours node_degree: number of edges per node path: shortest paths stres: stress of nodes topo: topological coefficients
set of deleted nodes C00001 C00002 C00003 C00004 C00005 C00006 C00008 C00009 C00011 C00013 C00014 C00020
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