size() is used to return the length or count of values present in an array in each row of a dataframe. It takes one parameter. Syntax: size(‘array_column’) Parameter: array_column refers to the array type column Example: Get the count of values in an array in the Student_full_name...
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The network is defined within a dataframe G, where each row represents a directed edge in the network, and the two columns ['source','target'] describe the source node and target node of a given edge, respectively. There are many ways to represent a network in Python (see this post ...