In an active-learning network model, homophily slows learning when networks are sparse but accelerates it when they are dense, provided the group being studied has enough experimenters.
Inequality’s Economic and Social Roots: The Role of Social Networks and Homophily
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Social Learning with Endogenous Information and the Countervailing Effects of Homophily
In an active-learning network model, homophily slows learning when networks are sparse but accelerates it when they are dense, provided the group being studied has enough experimenters.