ErdsRényiRandomnetze
ErdsRenyiRandomnetze, often referred to as Erdős–Rényi random networks or ER graphs, are a fundamental class of random graphs in graph theory. Introduced by Paul Erdős and Alfréd Rényi in the late 1950s and early 1960s, these models provide a mathematical framework for studying the properties of networks that arise from random connections.
There are two primary models within the Erdős–Rényi framework. The G(n, p) model, also known as the
These models are useful for theoretical analysis because their statistical properties can be precisely determined. For