Now, for a vertex <math>i</math> with <math>d_i \ge 2</math>, the clustering coefficient <math>c(i)</math> of vertex <math>i</math> is the fraction of triples for vertex <math>i</math> that are closed, and can be measured as <math>\frac{\delta (i)}{\tau (i)}</math>. Thus, the clustering coefficient <math>C(G)</math> of graph <math>G</math> is given by <math>C(G) = \frac {1}{N_2} \sum_{i \in V, d_i \ge 2} c(i)</math>, where <math>N_2</math> is the number of nodes with degree at least 2. | Now, for a vertex <math>i</math> with <math>d_i \ge 2</math>, the clustering coefficient <math>c(i)</math> of vertex <math>i</math> is the fraction of triples for vertex <math>i</math> that are closed, and can be measured as <math>\frac{\delta (i)}{\tau (i)}</math>. Thus, the clustering coefficient <math>C(G)</math> of graph <math>G</math> is given by <math>C(G) = \frac {1}{N_2} \sum_{i \in V, d_i \ge 2} c(i)</math>, where <math>N_2</math> is the number of nodes with degree at least 2. |