The phrase "average degree and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing mathematical or statistical concepts, particularly in relation to graphs or networks.
Example: "The average degree and the clustering coefficient are important metrics in network analysis."
Alternatives: "mean degree and" or "typical degree and".
The network size is N = 23752 nodes, average degree, and average clustering.
Orientation measurements are performed in the flow-gradient plane, allowing characterization of both the average degree and direction of particle orientation during shear.
Dynamic Average Degree and Clustering Coefficient simulation results for N = [100, 500, 1000].
A steady state is always reachable (except for random Euclidean graphs with very small average degree and local scheme).
In addition, Fig. 6 gives the evolution of the average degree and strength for networks aggregated in increasingly long time windows.
For instance, the interaction term of average degree and peer effect on kinship network is (average degree of kinship network)×θ.
Average clustering coefficients along with average degrees and network densities are shown in Table 2.
Figure 2A shows the degree distributions for the five protein sets while Figure 2B contains their average degrees and K-S test P-values.
Exchanges of animals between 20, 46 and 95 herds according to breed were identified via semi-directed interviews and were analyzed using the concepts of the network theory to calculate average degrees and shortest path lengths between herds.
In both networks, proteins in zone 1 was found to be the most connected with an average degree 86 and 67 respectively for HFPIN and HSN.
Negative numbers reflect areas unaffected by the process, positive numbers indicate areas most affected and near-zero numbers affect to an average degree (Lawrence and Upchurch 1983).
