= Average crossing number
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The average crossing number of a graph is a concept from graph theory that relates to the arrangement of edges in a graph when drawn in the plane. Specifically, it quantifies the average number of crossings that occur when edges are drawn between vertices. \#\#\# Key Points: 1. **Graph Drawing**: When a graph is drawn on a plane, edges might cross each other. A crossing occurs whenever two edges intersect at a point that is not a vertex.
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