Question 22
Which of the following statements are true about the behavior of random and small-world networks?
In a small-world network, as the rewiring probability p increases, the average path length decreases dramatically.
Random networks tend to have high clustering coefficients compared to small- world networks for small p.
In a small-world network, increasing the rewiring probability p makes the network more disconnected and increases the clustering coefficient.
Small-world networks have a balance of high clustering and short average path length for intermediate values of rewiring probability p.