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Fig. 1.Plots of degree distributions of Twitter and Livejournal network data to show the non-scale-free nature of these heavy-tailed networks.
Table I shows some examples of GLM family of distribu-�tions satisfying limiting condition as in (1), i.e., limz→∞
Fig. 4.Plots of PDFs of the GLM Type-III distribution for different values of α β,and γ.
Fig. 5.Plots of PDFs of the GLM Type-IV distribution for different values of α β,and γ.
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