This week I finished my presentation draft and went to the Undergraduate Research Symposium presentation workshop to get feedback. It was very helpful but, unfortunately we did not get a chance to share what we had already worked on. We mainly focused on logistics of the symposium and how to start working on your presentation and what goes into a good presentation. So, this weekend I will be giving my presentation to some of my friends and next week to Professor Brumberg for feedback and corrections.
I also worked on getting more information about the nodes we removed to create the reduced networks. I was able to get the name of the node removed and its in and out degree, but I didn't get the nodes it was connected to at first to make sure that the maximum in and out degree was always 5 so I could preallocate the right amount of entries in the dataframe holding the data. I did find that the max was 5 and will be able to start running the code to get all the node's neighbors' names. I am worried that this code will take a while to run because even just getting the name and the in-degree and out-degree took quite a while. I think I was able to go through about 2,000 nodes in an hour and the voxforge has over 14,000 nodes, so I can only imagine how long this will take.
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