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作为集体智慧的社交网络:对Python生态系统的考察

Social Networks as a Collective Intelligence: An Examination of the Python Ecosystem

Thomas Pike, Robert Colter, Mark Bailey, Jackie Kazil, John Speed Meyers

摘要:

Python生态系统代表了一个全球性的、数据丰富的、技术支持的网络。通过分析Python的依赖关系网络,它的前14个最重要的库和cPython(或核心Python)库,这项研究发现了明确的证据,Python网络可以被视为解决问题的网络。对前14个库和cPython的贡献者网络的分析揭示了紧急专业化,其中特定库的专家被隔离和集中,而其他专家将这些关键库连接在一起,优化本地和全球信息交换效率。随着这些网络的扩展,局部效率下降,而密度增加,代表了开发(优化工作解决方案)和探索(寻找新的解决方案)之间的可能过渡点。这些结果提供了深入了解技术支持的社交网络的最佳功能,并可能对现代组织的有效运作产生更大的影响。

英文摘要:

The Python ecosystem represents a global, data rich, technology-enabled network. By analyzing Python's dependency network, its top 14 most imported libraries and cPython (or core Python) libraries, this research finds clear evidence the Python network can be considered a problem solving network. Analysis of the contributor network of the top 14 libraries and cPython reveals emergent specialization, where experts of specific libraries are isolated and focused while other experts link these critical libraries together, optimizing both local and global information exchange efficiency. As these networks are expanded, the local efficiency drops while the density increases, representing a possible transition point between exploitation (optimizing working solutions) and exploration (finding new solutions). These results provide insight into the optimal functioning of technology-enabled social networks and may have larger implications for the effective functioning of modern organizations.

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