As we know, when we say that a network is scale-free, we mean its degree distribution follows a power law. I wonder what we mean if we say a metric is scale-free. For example, "The ICC (intra-class correkation coefficient) is a scale-free quantity between 0 and 1".
Ashis Kumar Dash
Generally, while we take ratio of two physical quantities, the number we obtained is unit free, provided that they are of same types. Do this help you to some extent to get your answer.
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