Very interesting research trend. However, it deals with weighted networks with evolving topology and not weights. No nodes are removed from the network. The investigated formulas can be used as the basis for my weight adaptation mechanism.
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%0 Journal Article
%1 CO003a
%A Yook, S. H.
%A Jeong, H.
%A Barabasi, A. L.
%D 2001
%J Physical Review Letters
%K Real evolution, network networks, networks. scale-free, small-world, weighted
%N 25
%P 5835-5838
%T Weighted Evolving Networks
%V 86
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title = {Weighted Evolving Networks},
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