About: Network Motif

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A network motif is a building block for a complex network. Network motifs are information processing structures that are statistically dominant. They occur in the "real" network that is under investigation significantly more frequently than in a comparable random network, i.e. an Erdös-Renyi-network with the same number of nodes and vertices. Examples of typical network motifs are feedback circuits, lateral inhibition and antagonistic redundancy.

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rdfs:label	Network Motif
rdfs:comment	A network motif is a building block for a complex network. Network motifs are information processing structures that are statistically dominant. They occur in the "real" network that is under investigation significantly more frequently than in a comparable random network, i.e. an Erdös-Renyi-network with the same number of nodes and vertices. Examples of typical network motifs are feedback circuits, lateral inhibition and antagonistic redundancy.
sameAs	dbr:Network_motif
dcterms:subject	Biomedical diktyology
abstract	A network motif is a building block for a complex network. Network motifs are information processing structures that are statistically dominant. They occur in the "real" network that is under investigation significantly more frequently than in a comparable random network, i.e. an Erdös-Renyi-network with the same number of nodes and vertices. Examples of typical network motifs are feedback circuits, lateral inhibition and antagonistic redundancy.

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