network-based selection
[/ˈnɛtˌwɜrk beɪst sɪˈlɛkʃən/]
nounpl: network-based selections
seleção baseada em rede
1. A process of choosing or filtering items, individuals, or data based on their connections, relationships, or interactions within a network structure
The hiring manager used network-based selection to identify candidates who had strong connections within the industry.
O gerente de recursos humanos usou seleção baseada em rede para identificar candidatos que tinham conexões fortes no setor.
2. In biological or evolutionary contexts, a mechanism where organisms with advantageous network positions or social connections have higher survival or reproductive success
Network-based selection in social species can favor individuals with central positions in group hierarchies.
A seleção baseada em rede em espécies sociais pode favorecer indivíduos com posições centrais nas hierarquias do grupo.
3. In computer science and data analysis, a method of selecting data points or nodes based on their topological properties or relational attributes within a network
The algorithm employed network-based selection to prioritize nodes with the highest betweenness centrality.
O algoritmo empregou seleção baseada em rede para priorizar nós com a maior centralidade intermediária.
This term is predominantly used in technical, academic, and professional contexts in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazilian business culture, it reflects the importance of 'relacionamento' (relationships and networking), which is a valued aspect of professional life. In the US context, it emphasizes data-driven decision making and algorithmic efficiency. The term gained prominence with the growth of social networks, big data analytics, and network science research.
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