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Tuesday, May 4, 2021

2021-027

Consider the figure below. It shows the snapshot of a network at time "t". A new node "U"‌ will enter the network at time "t+1", linking to one of the existing nodes in the network under the Barabasi-Albert (BA)‌ model. Determine which node in the network is most likely to get the link with the new node "U", and also calculate the corresponding probability.




  1. Node B with probability (1/3)
  2. Node B with probability (1/4)
  3. Node C with probability (1/3)
  4. Node E with probability (1/4)
  5. None of the above


Original idea by:‌ Soroor Salavati
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