Add newman_watts_strogatz graph generator #198
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In a later paper by Newman and Watts they generate networks that are slightly different from the original small-world networks by Watts and Strogatz. Instead of rewiring edges, they keep every original edge and add new long-range connections along the network.
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This looks good to me, I will leave it a bit open for now in case something else has to say something, but otherwise we will merge it soon. Thanks a lot.
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In a later paper by Newman and Watts they generate networks that are slightly different from the original small-world networks by Watts and Strogatz. Instead of rewiring edges, they keep every original edge and add new long-range connections along the network.
This was already a pull request. However, I messed up and it got lost in the void (since I am still quite incompetent with git). Here is a new one, with tests and all. The tests use a loop to get an average degree (since it's a bit random). If this is a bad way to do this, please let me know and we'll sort something out.