“Quantifying Homophily in Networks: A Random Coloring Model and Tail Inequality-Based Network Homophily Quantifiers”

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38115426

This study presents a quantitative formulation of the principle of homophily in networks, introduces a random coloring model to evaluate homophily, and proposes a class of network homophily quantifiers based on classical tail inequalities, demonstrating their effectiveness in real-world network applications.