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Indications for Stable Fixationld networks. Mathematical graph theory helps to understand and predict their behavior. This paper examines and compares the structural properties such as the small-world effect, the clustering coefficient and the degree distribution of Erdos-Renyi random networks with some real-world networks. Besid

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Stable Fixation of the Hand and Wristange aiming to bring the properties to an acceptable range is called . (NTRLA). We faced an NTRLA problem when we were investigating ways to improve the efficiency of large power grids. In the search for solutions, we developed strategies to add new edges in unsupervised automatic applications. The

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Stable Fixation of the Hand and Wrist implies that these nodes become too interdependent on each other. For instance, in trade networks, the possible shortage of flow between two countries may lead to the deficit of goods in the importing country but, on the other hand, it may also affect the financial stability of the exporting countr

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The Arf-Kervaire Invariant via ,n the graph to sample relationships between vertices. These methods rely on symmetric affinities between nodes and do not translate well to directed graphs. We propose a method to learn vector embeddings of nodes in a graph as well as the parameters of an asymmetric similarity function that can be u

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The Arf-Kervaire Invariant via ,ks, called ., which can be considered a particular case of multiplex and multi-layer networks. We propose two . spectral methods for identifying communities within a finite sequence of networks. We provide theoretical results to quantify the performance of the proposed methods when individual networ