Degree Correlation

Given the networks below, which of the following options is most likely correct about them: (Consider r as the degree correlation degree)



a) Network A is disassortative, as the hubs tend to connect with other hubs, while Network B is assortative, with hubs tending to connect to nodes of smaller degree.

b) Network A is assortative, with a positive r, and network B is disassortative, with a negative r.

c) Network A is a perfectly assortative network, where each node links only to nodes with the same degree, while network B is disassortative, with hubs preferring to link to low-degree nodes.

d) Network A is assortative with a negative r, and network B is disassortative with a positive r.

e) None of the above


 Original idea: Matheus C. Lindino

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