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Statistical comparison of the lengths of the shortest and simplest paths?

Many of the random graphs functions require the graph distribution as an argument. How can I figure out the graph distribution of some image-transformed graph ? I was told that this graph (which I obtained from a sub-cellular network inside a stem cell imaged with a confocal microscope) looks like a planar network:

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  1. What built-in functions can we use to get statistics similar to those in this publication

  2. What built-in function gives a graph distribution ? could not find something like "GraphDistribution" for example in the documentation center.

Many thanks. Amin.

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POSTED BY: Amin C
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@Amin C, please make sure you know how to post properly: https://wolfr.am/READ-1ST

You do not have to make many new posts / comments to add / correct content - just edit your posts.

POSTED BY: Moderation Team

My sincere apologies. That was an honest mistake. In my mind that was kind of different question. Many thanks.

POSTED BY: Amin C

Why didn't you attach the notebook with the graph?

See Random Graphs for graph distributions. To search documentation better I recommend using Google queries like:

graph distribution site:reference.wolfram.com
POSTED BY: Sam Carrettie
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