Michael K.

Real networks are complex, not ordered, and yet not fully random graph. Two of the approaches to model real networks are small-world and scale-free. The small-world term was coined by Stanley Milgram and had been developed mathematically mainly by Watts and Strogatz. Meanwhile, scale-free is the term given by the Barabasi and Albert for the model they found. Small-world can be developed using edges rewiring, edges adding, and hotspots adding. On the other hand, scale-free network is built using growth and p