clusteringkoefficient
Clustering coefficient is a metric used in network theory to quantify the degree to which nodes in a graph tend to cluster together. It provides insight into the local density of connections among a node's neighbors, reflecting how tightly-knit a specific part of a network is. The concept is often applied in social networks, biological systems, and information networks to analyze their structural properties.
There are two primary types of clustering coefficients: the local clustering coefficient and the global clustering
The global clustering coefficient, on the other hand, is an average of local clustering coefficients across
Clustering coefficient is instrumental in identifying community structures within networks and understanding their resilience and diffusion