01:10 pm, 24 Dec 04
friendrank - full distribution
Here's LJ's top 25 (but again, keep in mind the bias in my data set). Right after I made that last post I realized who'd be #1, and it's not 
jwz. What's your guess?
And here's a graph of the distribution. For those of you who haven't peeked yet, user #1 is the lonely dot up there in the corner.
jwz. What's your guess?1 avva 689.312561 2 status 322.193115 3 kompressorpower 290.737885 4 jwz 237.453430 5 hypnox 232.653580 6 imomus 194.737915 7 kore 186.459412 8 ana 180.692673 9 spiritrover 178.347702 10 opportunitygrrl 164.877151 11 zoe_trope 162.871094 12 sinnocence 159.299973 13 masuimi 147.922989 14 gnomeygirl 147.293320 15 mylastsigh 140.772308 16 edbook 136.235352 17 brad 135.409088 18 stereolabrat 127.292786 19 motel666 127.073608 20 jacqui 126.502151 21 billiam 125.090950 22 fumanchaw 124.384567 23 touchyou 122.320450 24 theashifaction 120.748344 25 spoonfeeding 107.679520
And here's a graph of the distribution. For those of you who haven't peeked yet, user #1 is the lonely dot up there in the corner.
(and i'm still trying very hard to make my poor little head simultaneously linearize the axes of that graph. it hurts.)
% (for i in *; do echo -n $i; grep '< ' $i | wc -l; done) > friendofs
% sort -k 2 -n -r friendofs | head -25
status 2445
avva 2308
jwz 1476
kompressorpower 1124
spiritrover 1098
hypnox 1090
opportunitygrrl 1053
kore 1013
ana 960
zoe_trope 931
brad 832
gnomeygirl 821
mylastsigh 795
imomus 787
jacqui 701
fumanchaw 679
sinnocence 672
motel666 664
pjammer 644
satirical 622
masuimi 614
edbook 608
billiam 605
spoonfeeding 596
stereolabrat 592
pagerank has a component which gives effectively gives every edge some minimum score; the intuition is that it models random jumps by websurfers.
on my to-do list is to make that parameter tweakable via the command line. it's mostly implemented; i'll report back with more info.
when log-log graphs are a straight line, then the linear-linear looks like 1/x.
slight nitpick:
when log-log graphs are a straight line, then the linear-linear looks like 1/x.since *this* log-log graph is a straight line, then it's linear-linear plot is a 1/x (1/sqrt(x) I'd guess, actually) - in general it's a monomial with degree equal to the slope (this one has slope roughly -1/2 or so.
cool stuff you got here, very neat!
avva 423.008514 kompressorpower 194.633423 hypnox 182.571579 status 175.455200 jwz 167.998444 kore 158.473495 imomus 152.651901 ana 142.236038 spiritrover 129.251389 sinnocence 119.861435 opportunitygrrl 119.842857 mylastsigh 119.127861 masuimi 114.721054 gnomeygirl 112.401566 edbook 109.894669 zoe_trope 105.077263 stereolabrat 103.395470 touchyou 102.121742 motel666 101.893303 theashifaction 97.334106 spoonfeeding 95.152626 jacqui 95.040047 brad 93.134964 satirical 88.360390