Gravity models of networks: integrating maximum-entropy and econometric approaches
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网络引力模型：整合最大熵与计量经济学方法
- 研究问题
- 如何用统一模型同时刻画国际贸易网络中的贸易流量与整体拓扑，避免传统引力模型预测完全连通网络的问题？
- 方法与思路
- 作者比较并整合计量分布建模与最大熵图模型，将拓扑约束和国家间宏观变量结合，以分别控制广延与集约边际。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称整合方法优于纯计量方法，提示最大熵构造可作为同时处理贸易网络结构和贸易量的计量建模框架。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对结构约束如何选择、宏观变量如何进入最大熵分布，以及拟合优劣所用指标和广延、集约边际的评价方式。
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原文摘要
The World Trade Web (WTW) is the network of international trade relationships among world countries. Characterizing both the local link weights (observed trade volumes) and the global network structure (large-scale topology) of the WTW via a single model is still an open issue. While the traditional Gravity Model (GM) successfully replicates the observed trade volumes by employing macroeconomic properties such as GDP and geographic distance, it, unfortunately, predicts a fully connected network, thus returning a completely unrealistic topology of the WTW. To overcome this problem, two different classes of models have been introduced in econometrics and statistical physics. Econometric approaches interpret the traditional GM as the expected value of a probability distribution that can be chosen arbitrarily and tested against alternative distributions. Statistical physics approaches construct maximum-entropy probability distributions of (weighted) graphs from a chosen set of measurable structural constraints and test distributions resulting from different constraints. Here we compare and integrate the two approaches by considering a class of maximum-entropy models that can incorporate macroeconomic properties used in standard econometric models. We find that the integrated approach achieves a better performance than the purely econometric one. These results suggest that the maximum-entropy construction can serve as a viable econometric framework wherein extensive and intensive margins can be separately controlled for, by combining topological constraints and dyadic macroeconomic variables.