In terms of connectivity, I wonder if you have considered connectivity defined by edges in a simple closed cycle.?

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Lambert Zijp

I don't get your question , James.

Yes, two points are connected if there is path between them. The same holds for two edges. and the same also holds in hyperbolic and elliptic geometry.

Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman

My model used euclidian distances but with a toroidal wrap so that there were no edges at all :)

See doi: 10.1111/ecog.02191