Arriving and Convert Times in Hyper-networks
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Physics, Mathematics and Statistics - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
In hyper-networks, arriving time and the convert distance are used to measure the structure of hyper-graphs. For two vertices u and v, the arriving time is defined as the expected time for it takes a random walk to travel from u to v. The convert distance is a symmetrized version denoted as = + . In this article, we consider the characters of arriving times and convert distances when the number n of vertices in the hyper-networks tends to . We discuss random geometric hyper-graphs, such as -hyper-graphs, k-NN hyper-graphs and Gaussian similarity hyper-graphs, and the hyper-graphs with a given expected degree distribution or other special hyper-graphs structures. Several results on convergence are determined, and these illustrate the promising application prospects for hyper-networks algorithm.
Authors and Affiliations
Linli Zhu, Yun Gao, Wei Gao
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