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centrality1640s; see central (adj.) + -ity.
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centralityFocus on the terminal as a point of origin and destination of traffic. Thus, centrality is linked with the generation and attraction of movements, which are related to the nature and the level of economic activities within the vicinity of the concerned terminal. The function of centrality also involves a significant am [..]
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centralityFamily of social network metrics based on number or type of connections between an individual and others, to estimate degree of influence or location in the network.
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centrality(n) the property of being central
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centralityChance:
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centrality
The state of being central.
A tendency to remain at, or move towards the centre.
(mathematics) Any of various measures of the relative importance of a vertex in a graph.
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centrality(from social networks literature) A measure of how important a node (actor) is to connecting members of a social network, i.e., the degree to which a node (or actor) is a 'sociometric star' or 'isolate'. The formulas for this vary depending on whether one is talking about directed (asymmetric) social networks or undirected (symm [..]
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