A bike-share desk wants to know whether a new who-rebalanced-whom graph recipe still surfaces the same key hubs as last season. What should be the experimental outcome?
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Short Explanation
“Same key hubs as last season” is a named graph metric: centrality or community membership, compared across recipes. A colorful poster, GPU temperature, and a rack walk are impressions, not a score.
Full Explanation
A graph experiment needs a named outcome: path quality, centrality, or community membership. Those metrics can be compared across recipes to see whether the same hubs still appear. A colorful layout, a temperature plot, or a datacenter walk is a visual or ops impression, not a score. The associate skill is to pick the metric before the drawing is admired.