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When Edge Importance Disagrees: Resistance-Ranked versus Betweenness Pruning on Urban Road Networks
Sparsifying large road-network graphs by removing a fraction of their edges is a common way to reduce storage and accelerate spatial queries, but the choice of which edges to remove can quietly degrade the network that remains. We compare three edge-importance criteria for deciding what to prune, na
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