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"Author: Giulio Rossetti
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"Python version: >=3.7
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"Networkx version: >=2.3
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"Last update: 15/02/2021\n",
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"# *Chapter 2: Basic Measures*\n",
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"``Networkx`` is a python library designed to provide support to analysis of complex networks.\n",
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"In this notebook are introduced some of the main features of the library and an overview of its functionalities.\n",
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"**Note:** this notebook is purposely not 100% comprehensive, it only discusses the basic things you need to get started.
A complete documentation (and tutorial) is available on the project [website](https://networkx.github.io/documentation/latest/)"
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"**Note 2:** textbooks approaching network analysis (practice and theory) using ``networkx`` are: \n",
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" \"Complex Network Analysis in Python\" \n", " Dmitry Zinoviev, The Pragmatic Programmer. 2018.\n", " | \n",
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" \"Firstcourse in network science\" \n", " Menczer, Fortunato, and Davis. 2020.\n", " | \n",
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