Lecture

Network Formation: Random Connection Models

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of network formation using random connection models, where nodes connect with uniform probability. The instructor explains the distribution of node degrees and the arrival of new nodes with outward edges. Different scenarios are explored, including the probability of connecting to existing nodes and the impact on the network structure.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

Statistics

Statistical inference: Mathematical statistics

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Educational stages: Higher education

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