How is this calculated?
The math continuously tracks how strongly this post is connected to the rest of the network. Every tag forms a 2-way link. The base stats determine personal node strength, and the pie charts below show this node's share against its direct neighbours.
// 1. Base variables (floored at 1 to prevent zero-multiplication math errors)
$inbound = max(1, 1) = 1
$outbound = max(1, 1) = 1
// 2. Node Base Values (Local connection strength)
Base_Strength (PV) = $inbound * $outbound = 1 * 1 = 1
Base_Influence (IV) = $inbound / $outbound = 1 / 1 = 1
// 3. Exponential Network Values (accumulating 21 direct neighbours)
Network_Strength (CV) = Base_PV * (Neighbour_1_PV * Neighbour_2_PV * ...)
= 1 *
( 4 [Malcolm Arnold] *
4 [Anthony Byrne] *
16 [Alfredo Campoli] *
16 [Bernard Haitink] *
4 [Alex Lindsay] *
441 [The London Philharmonic Orchestra] *
9 [Adam Wynter] *
16 [Alan Civil] *
9 [Alan J. Peters] *
1 [Arthur Gleghorn] *
9 [Alan Dalziel] *
1 [Adrian Uren] *
1 [Alan Cumberland] *
1 [Alexander Cameron] *
1 [Alison Strange] *
1 [Alix Lagasse] *
1 [Allan Fry] *
4 [Andrew Barclay] *
1 [Andrew Thurgood] *
1 [Anne McAneney] *
1 [Anneke Hodnett]
)
= 337.11B
Network_Influence (TV) = Base_IV * (Neighbour_1_IV * Neighbour_2_IV * ...)
= 1 *
( 1 [Malcolm Arnold] *
1 [Anthony Byrne] *
1 [Alfredo Campoli] *
1 [Bernard Haitink] *
1 [Alex Lindsay] *
1 [The London Philharmonic Orchestra] *
1 [Adam Wynter] *
1 [Alan Civil] *
1 [Alan J. Peters] *
1 [Arthur Gleghorn] *
1 [Alan Dalziel] *
1 [Adrian Uren] *
1 [Alan Cumberland] *
1 [Alexander Cameron] *
1 [Alison Strange] *
1 [Alix Lagasse] *
1 [Allan Fry] *
1 [Andrew Barclay] *
1 [Andrew Thurgood] *
1 [Anne McAneney] *
1 [Anneke Hodnett]
)
= 1
Outbound
1
Tags on post
Inbound
1
Posts tagging this
Connections
21
Total nodes
Base Node Strength
1
Base Node Influence
1
Strength Share (vs Direct Neighbours)
Dominant nodes (excluded from chart)The London Philharmonic Orchestra 81.22%
Influence Share (vs Direct Neighbours)
Connected Network Hierarchy
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Connection Health Audit (Red = broken 1-way link)