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Dynamic Degree Centrality
Dynamic degree centrality extends the classical degree centrality measure to networks that change over time. Rather than counting a node's connections in a single static snapshot, it tracks how many contacts each node maintains across successive time windows or contact events, producing a time-resolved importance profile for every actor in the network.
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