pub enum WSCreationError {
    ImpossibleRingRequest,
    ImpossibleEdgeRequest,
}
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Error variants

Possible Errors which can be encountered during the initial creation of an instance of a WS

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ImpossibleRingRequest

It is impossible to create the initial ring structure. You have to either increase the system size of the graph (i.e., the number of nodes) or reduce the neigbor distance!

ImpossibleEdgeRequest

Something went wrong during the rewireing. This should not happen. If you encounter this error, please file a bug report on Github with a minimal example to reproduce the bug. Thanks!

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