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is the most common cascade subgraph<br />
It accounts for ~75% cascades in books, CD<br />
<strong>and</strong> VHS, , only y 12% of DVD cascades<br />
is 6 (1.2 for DVD) times more frequent<br />
than<br />
For DVDs is more frequent than<br />
Chains ( ) are more frequent than<br />
iis more ffrequent tth than a collision lli i<br />
( ) (but collision has less edges)<br />
Late split ( ) is more frequent than<br />
10/27/2009 Jure Leskovec, <strong>Stanford</strong> CS322: Network Analysis<br />
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