A single changing hypernetwork to represent (social-)ecological dynamics
C. Gaucherel,
M. Cosme,
C. Noûs
et al.
Abstract:To understand and manage (social-)ecological systems, we need an intuitive and rigorous way to represent them. Recent ecological studies propose to represent interaction networks into modular graphs, multiplexes and higher-order interactions. Along these lines, we argue here that non-pairwise interactions are common in ecology and environmental sciences, necessitating renewed concepts and tools for handling them. In addition, such interaction networks often change sharply, due to appearing and disappearing spe… Show more
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