subgraph-extraction-analysis

You can extract a subgraph by providing a central phone number ID along with the desired number of hops and maximum nodes, which generates the local node and edge structure around that specific phone number within the phone network.

Local network analysis examines local relationships around a specific phone number to extract a subgraph, which identifies neighbors, local hubs, and bridge nodes that play critical roles within the phone network.

Yes, you can control the subgraph size during phone network analysis by specifying the number of hops, such as 1 or 2-hop, and the maximum number of nodes you wish to include in the extracted local network structure.

The best way to find bridge points and influential nodes connected to a phone number is to perform subgraph extraction to map the local network, followed by neighbor analysis to identify key roles within that local phone network structure.

Subgraph extraction works for identifying local hubs in large phone networks by limiting the extraction scope to a 1 or 2-hop radius around a central phone number, allowing detailed local network analysis without processing the entire graph.

To start analyzing local relationships around a specific phone number, you need to provide the target phone number ID, the number of hops for the subgraph extraction, and the maximum number of nodes to include in the analysis.