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Degree correlations (A and B) and average path lengths (C and D) in random graphs
with specified degree distributions (Poisson and exponential with mean degree = 5)
compared to clustered random graphs with the same degree distributions and T = 0.5 generated by our algorithm (with the connectivity constraint), as well as the
Volz [30]and Newman [20]algorithms (in A and B). The graphs present averages over 15 graphs generated by each algorithm. Our algorithm
introduces fewer degree correlations than the alternatives, and the clustered graphs
have only slightly higher average path lengths than their random counterparts: 4.05
for the Poisson random graphs versus 4.39 for the clustered graphs; and 3.95 for the
exponential random graphs versus 4.14 for the clustered graphs.
Bansal et al. BMC Bioinformatics 2009 10:405 doi:10.1186/1471-2105-10-405 |