Computational study demonstrates network partitioning and trust structure in social and cryptocurrency networks, indicating reproducible modeling of system stability.
This repository contains the full reproducible case studies for Section 10 of the manuscript "The Ahuraic Framework as a Proposed Tripartite Architecture for Organization, Change, and Stability: Integrating CIS, D-CIS, and the Capacity–Attractor Principle". It includes two complementary network-based illustrations: (1) Zachary’s karate club network, a small historically labelled social network used to compare an algorithmic partition with an externally documented split; and (2) the Bitcoin OTC web-of-trust network, a large directed, signed, weighted trust network used to illustrate structural analysis and CIS evaluation in a real-world setting. All scripts, data files, parameter settings, trajectory tables, and reproducibility instructions are provided.
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