A simpler approach to the visualization of fuzzy graphs (see the previous example). This time, links only show the constrained maximum degree (in light gray) and the actual degree (in dark gray). Avoiding to display the unconstrained maximum degree (i.e., 1) reduce the complexity of the visualization, at the expense of losing a reference for evaluating a link's thickness.
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