Small-world Network - Small World With A Distribution of Link Length

Small World With A Distribution of Link Length

The WS model includes a uniform distribution of long-range links. When the distribution of link lengths follows a power law distribution, the mean distance between two sites changes depending on the power of the distribution.

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