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Quelle: Chen 2006 Seite(n): 98, Zeilen: 34-37 |
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| Three models have been used to distinguish complex networks: random graph model, small-world model, and scale-free model (Albert and Barabasi, 2002). It is to note that most complex systems are not random but are governed by some well known principles encoded in the topology of the networks. | Three models have been employed to characterize complex networks: random graph model, small-world model, and scale-free model (Albert & Barabasi, 2002). Most complex systems are not random but are governed by certain organizing principles encoded in the topology of the networks. |
Nm writes sentences that can also be found in a book of one of Nm's referees. Moreover, in view of what Nm has written in the previous paragraphs the first sentence with its reference does not make much sense, since it is more or less a repetition of a list given further above. |
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