Which set of edges represents a minimum cut in this network? A. Edges s-A, s-C, and E-t B. Edges A-B, D-E, and E-t C. Edges s-A, C-D, and E-t D. Edges B-t, D-E, and E-t E. None of the above Original idea by: Sadeeq Olalekan Bello
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In an evolving network following the Barabási-Albert model, there are two nodes - node C with a degree of 15, and node D with a degree of 25. Given the preferential attachment characteristic of the model, how much more likely is a new node to connect to D than to C? A. 0.6 times more likely B. 1.6 times more likely C. 2.5 times more likely D. 1.7 times more likely E. None of the above Original idea by: Olalekan Sadeeq Bello
In a Barabási-Albert Model network, there are 6 nodes with degrees k1 = 2, k2 = 4, k3 = 6, k4 = 8, k5 = 10, and k6 = 12. If you add a new node with n = 2 links, what is the probability that this new node will connect to node 3? A. 1/21 B. 6/21 C. 2/7 D. 5/7 E. None of the above Original idea by: Olalekan Sadeeq Bello
Consider the following graph Apply breadth-first-search-traversal on the above graph. Which traversal is possible if the start vertex is G? (Assume lexicographic ordering of the adjacency lists). 1. GAHJIBCEKD 2. GAHJIBCDEK 3. GAHIJBDEKC 4. GAHIJBCEKD 5. None of the above Original Idea by: Sadeeq Olalekan Bello