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A second choice for pij may take into account that the network does exhibit a particular degree distribution. Since links are in principle more likely between nodes of high degree, matching links between high-degree nodes should get a lower reward and mismatching them a higher penalty. 21) which takes this fact and the degree distribution into account. In this form, the penalty pij is proportional to the product of the row and column sums of the weight matrix w. The number (weight) of outgoing links of node i is given by kiout and the number (weight) of incoming links of node j is given by kjin .
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