Consider immunization strategies discussed in the context of network epidemics. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
- Random immunization performs poorly in scale-free networks because it rarely targets highly connected hubs.
- Targeted immunization raises the epidemic threshold by removing the hubs responsible for rapid spreading.
- Random immunization always outperforms targeted immunization in networks where \(\langle k^2\rangle\) is finite.
- Immunizing a randomly selected neighbor of a randomly chosen individual tends to target high-degree nodes due to the friendship paradox.
- None of the above
Original idea by: Jhonatan Cléto
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