Thank you, Jonas!
This is above me. I must say that calling "Global clustering coefficient" "Transitivity" (as some authors apparently do) could help. The two measures seem closely related and I find it strange than one increases and the other decreases when shuffling a text. But of course the only way to be sure is replicating the results of these papers and I don't feel much confident I will ever manage to do that...
This is above me. I must say that calling "Global clustering coefficient" "Transitivity" (as some authors apparently do) could help. The two measures seem closely related and I find it strange than one increases and the other decreases when shuffling a text. But of course the only way to be sure is replicating the results of these papers and I don't feel much confident I will ever manage to do that...