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We developed an efficient network comparison method using distance probability distributions. This approach accurately identifies graph dissimilarities and topological differences impacting network information flow.

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Area of Science:

Graph theory
Network science
Computational complexity

Background:

Comparing networks is crucial across scientific fields.
Existing network comparison methods are often inefficient or provide incomplete information.
Identifying structural differences is key to understanding network behavior.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an efficient and precise measure for network comparison.
To quantify dissimilarities between graphs based on their topological structures.
To assess the impact of structural differences on information flow.

Main Methods:

Developing a novel network comparison measure.
Quantifying differences in distance probability distributions extracted from networks.
Validating the measure through extensive experiments on synthetic and real-world networks.

Main Results:

The proposed measure effectively quantifies graph dissimilarities.
The measure returns non-zero values exclusively for non-isomorphic graphs.
It accurately identifies critical topological differences affecting network information flow, such as the presence or absence of key links.

Conclusions:

The novel measure offers an efficient and precise approach to network comparison.
It surpasses existing methods in identifying and quantifying impactful structural variations.
This method has significant implications for analyzing network topology and information dynamics.