Redes aleatórias

Regarding random networks, analyze the following statements and select the alternative that indicates all the true statements.

I - The G(N, p) model proposed by Gilbert states that every random network generated with the same parameters will have the same number of links.

II - In a G(N, p) random network, the average node degree ($\) can be calculated directly as a function of the parameters N and p.

III - The vast majority of real-world networks are well-modeled by random networks, as their properties are very similar.

IV - The degree distribution of a G(N, p) random network can be approximated by a Poisson distribution, which implies that most nodes have a degree close to the average degree ($\), and the existence of hubs (highly connected nodes) is low.

Alternatives:

a) Only statement II is correct.

b) Statements I and III are correct.

c) Statements II and IV are correct.

d) Statements I, II, and III are correct.

e) None of the above.

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  1. Bela questão, mas, teria que ser em inglês. Para combinar com o resto do blog. Esqueci de te dizer, desculpa.

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