In this video we will be talking about three of the major factors shaping the overall make up to a social network, we start by talking about density of connections as a primary factor, next we will discuss average path length as a second key overall metric one that will tell us a lot about the network's overall cohesion. Lastly we look at degree distribution as playing an important role in defining the level of equality, the dynamics of power and how something will flow through the whole system
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