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... degree distributions have been claimed to be ap- proximately " scale - free " or to follow a " power - law " distribution ( e.g. , see Reka Al- bert , Hawoong Jeong , and Barabási 1999 ) , where the relative frequency of nodes with degree ...
... degree distributions have been claimed to be ap- proximately " scale - free " or to follow a " power - law " distribution ( e.g. , see Reka Al- bert , Hawoong Jeong , and Barabási 1999 ) , where the relative frequency of nodes with degree ...
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... degree to obtain m . Fixing m and setting do = 0 , the only free parameter remaining in the degree distribution F ... distributions on any number of nodes is generally intractable . Even using simulation techniques , de- riving relative ...
... degree to obtain m . Fixing m and setting do = 0 , the only free parameter remaining in the degree distribution F ... distributions on any number of nodes is generally intractable . Even using simulation techniques , de- riving relative ...
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... degree distributions that first- order stochastically dominate degree distribu- tions corresponding to lower values of m . This has obvious implications for situations where utility is increasing in degree . THEOREM 7 : Consider the ...
... degree distributions that first- order stochastically dominate degree distribu- tions corresponding to lower values of m . This has obvious implications for situations where utility is increasing in degree . THEOREM 7 : Consider the ...
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