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I have two networks A and B. I have the following information:
For A:
- Average node degree of A = 3.2
- Structure of A is like this:
And for B I have this information:
- It's a 5-node Bernoulli random network model without self-loops
- with parameter p = 0.5 (probability for each edge to be in the graph)
- significance level alpha = 0.05
- Approximate distribution of the average node degree for B is as follows:
Is A statistically significantly different from Bernoulli random network model B? How can I assess this? What things should I look at? Does looking at the expected average degree E(G) = (n-1)p
help?