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Sparse network : ウィキペディア英語版 | Sparse network
In the context of network science, a sparse network is a network with less number of links than the maximum possible number of links within the same network. The opposite of the sparse network is dense or complete network. The study of sparse networks is a relatively new area primarily stimulated by the study of real networks, such as social and computer networks. == Description == The number of links vary from network to network. The number of links in the network can be higher than the number of nodes in network, if each node is linked to every node in the network, such networks are called dense: L = links; N = nodes
If each node is linked to all other nodes, except itself, which means that network does not contain loops, than this type of network is referred as complete. If the number of links is smaller than the maximum number of links, then it is a sparse network. Sparse connectivity can be identified in networks in which nodes are difficult to be linked:
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