Erdős-Rényi Model Documentation

The Erdős-Rényi model is a way to generate random networks (graphs) by connecting nodes (points) with links (edges) based on probability. In this model, either each possible pair of nodes is connected with a fixed chance (G(n, p)) or a set number of edges are randomly distributed among nodes (G(n, m)). This approach helps researchers study how large, complex networks might behave, such as social, communication, or biological systems, by analyzing simple, mathematically defined random graphs that serve as baseline models.