net.comparing: Comparing two networks
In ProNet: Biological Network Construction, Visualization and Analyses

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Comparing two networks' topological parameters.

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net.comparing(graph1, graph2, topology.parameters = FALSE, degree = FALSE,
  cc = FALSE, betweenness = FALSE, eccentricity = FALSE,
  ave.path.len = FALSE, figure.type = 1, method = "utest", legendname)

`graph1`	An igraph object.
`graph2`	An igraph object.
`topology.parameters`	Logical value, indicating whether to do basic compariring (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`degree`	Logical value, indicating whether to do degree comparing (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`cc`	Logical value, indicating whether to do clustering coefficient comparing (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`betweenness`	Logical value, indicating whether to do betweenness comparing (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`eccentricity`	Logical value, indicating whether to do eccentricity comparing (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`ave.path.len`	Logical value, indicating whether to do average path comparing (if `TRUE`) or not (if `FALSE`).
`figure.type`	Type of the plot. See `plot` for more information.
`method`	Test method, only `utest` is supported.
`legendname`	Legend name for graph.

A list of compared results and plot.

Dehmer,M. et al. A large scale analysis of information-theoretic network complexity measures using chemical structures. PLoS ONE, (2009a), 4, e8057.

comp.subnet and comp.rand.subnet.

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g1<-barabasi.game(100,power=0.8,directed = FALSE)
g2<-erdos.renyi.game(100,p=0.01,directed = FALSE)
res<-net.comparing(g1,g2,degree=TRUE,cc=TRUE,betweenness=FALSE)