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by Gravityloss
1298 days ago
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Indeed. Say you have a graph where nodes have different amounts of connections. You pick a random node, and from there, go on a random walk, always picking a random edge to another random "friend" node. After some amount of jumps, it's more likely that you've ended up on a node which has a higher than average amount of connections. |
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