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Sadegh Motallebi¹, Sadegh Aliakbary¹, Jafar Habibi¹

¹Department of Computer Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran.

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Selecting the best generative model for complex networks is crucial. Our machine learning approach, Generative Model Selection for Complex Networks, accurately identifies the ideal model for synthesizing network structures.

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Network Science
Machine Learning
Graph Theory

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Real-world networks possess complex topological features like heavy-tailed degree distributions and high clustering.
Numerous generative models exist to synthesize artificial networks mimicking real-world structures.
Identifying the most suitable generative model for a specific network instance is a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a robust method for selecting the generative model that best replicates a given network instance.
To introduce a novel decision tree-based approach for generative model selection in complex networks.

Main Methods:

Generated synthetic networks using seven prominent generative models.
Applied machine learning techniques, specifically a decision tree, for model classification.
Evaluated the proposed method against existing approaches.

Main Results:

The proposed "Generative Model Selection for Complex Networks" method demonstrated superior performance.
Achieved high accuracy in selecting the most appropriate generative model.
Exhibited excellent scalability and independence from network size.

Conclusions:

The developed decision tree method provides an effective solution for generative model selection.
This approach enhances the ability to generate structurally accurate synthetic networks.
The method offers improvements in accuracy, scalability, and size-independence over existing techniques.