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Figure 1.2: Examples of: (a,b) heavy-tailed, (c,d,f) power-law, and (e) exponen- exponen-tial complementary cumulative degree distributions in real networks
Figure 1.3: An example of an hierarchical community structure. Each cluster is depicted with different color
Figure 1.7: A comparison of various random graph models in a circular layout.
Figure 1.8: The correlation between age and degree of nodes in a network of:
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