Hi,

As a beginner in R, I need some help on a programming problem which, I guess, 
will seem trivial to you:

I am doing some Network analysis in which I need to calculate some metrics for 
all the weeks I have (each week the network evolves  in terms of number of 
nodes etc...)

For exemple, I need to calculate the degrees of the nodes each weak, and to 
repeat it in a loop for all the weeks ( for 265 weeks).

So for each weak, I want to write a vector containing the degrees of every 
nodes ( a 1*300 vector for 300 nodes for example). At the end, I will have 265 
vectors with dimensions: the number of nodes each week.

In the following code I tried, the program just write one vector called 
indeg[i] corresponding to the last week, where I would like indeg1, 
indeg2,...,indeg265.

Rm(list())
library(R.matlab)
library(igraph)
path<-("D:/adj_matrices/nonweighted_GOVSOV")
setwd(path)
vector.files<-paste("nonweighted_GOVSOV",1:265, ".mat",sep="")
dat<-list()

for(i in 1:265) {
dat[[i]] <-readMat(file.path(path,vector.files[i]))
adj<-do.call(rbind, dat[[i]])
g<-graph.adjacency(adj, mode=c("directed"), weighted=T) # the graph object of 
the network

a<-length(V(g))                                         #the number of nodes

indeg<-rep(0,a)                                         #the vector where I 
want to write the degree of each node for week i

indeg<-degree(g)                                                                
                                                 #degree calculation for each 
node of the network

write(indeg, "indeg[i]".txt, sep="\n")
}


Is there some obvious mistake in my program, or does anyone have a solution to 
do this?

Thanks a lot ,


Yanis El Omari

Trainee - Economic Research
European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)
103, rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris - France
Tel:  + 33 1 58 36 51 37
Email : yanis.elom...@esma.europa.eu<mailto:yanis.elom...@esma.europa.eu>


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