Do greedy assortativity optimization algorithms produce good results?
Wynand Winterbach(Delft University of Technology), Piet Van Mieghem(Delft University of Technology), Marcel Reinders(Leiden University), Dick de Ridder(Instituut voor Landbouw en Visserijonderzoek), Honglian Wang(Delft University of Technology)
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