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. 2020 Mar 1;4(1):257–273. doi: 10.1162/netn_a_00122

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Figure 3. — The skewness of the hitting-time distribution distinguishes a reduction of overall connectivity from a subgraph that becomes more linear. (A) Mean and skewness of hitting-time distribution as the strength of all connections is reduced by 0.05 for 19 iterations. Toy networks for this transition are represented on the x-axis. Reductions in connectivity are added as self loops. (B) Mean and skewness of hitting-time distribution as the strength of connections between linear component and the rest of the graph is reduced by 0.05 for 19 iterations. Toy networks on the x-axis represent synthetic graphs with a linear subgraph as the path (red) is made more linear.