The "common neighbor bias" refers to the tendency of neurons with many graph-theoretical common neighbors to be more likely to be connected to each other. This concept can be split into a bias for aff
Topology classes with a higher variance in-degree distribution have greater complexity. The same result holds for all orders and sizes considered. Topology classes are described by three groups of num
We find that the topologies of real world networks, such as those formed within human societies, by the Internet, or among cellular proteins, are dominated by the mode of the interactions considered a
