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Notes:
Here, we have another 7-node relationship graph with a different
interconnection pattern. The numbers on the links indicate the number of
fragments that differ; also, the stronger links (fewer differences) are also
darker in color. The maximum-stregth links alone do not make this graph
densely connected. By adding the slightly weaker links (more differences),
we still get a strong graph.
The largest relationship graphs with at most three differences on links
contributed 17 fake edges with 55 to 56 fragments, giving an efficiency of
about 3 ¼ edge per fragment. This makes GOSSIB clusters more than
twice as efficient in adding fake edges than it is for real routers to add
real edges.
Larger GOSSIB clusters do not necessarily mean better efficiency, as can be
seen from the most efficient example, which achieves 3.18 fake edges per
fragment, 2.5 times more efficient than a law-abiding router.