Introduction to Network Analysis
author:
Marko Grobelnik,
Department for Knowledge Technologies, Jožef Stefan Institute
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| Slides | |
| 0:00 | Introduction to Network Analysis |
| 0:50 | Outline |
| 1:29 | Networks & Computer Science |
| 2:14 | Networks & Science |
| 2:38 | Networks (Graphs) - 1 |
| 2:53 | Networks (Graphs) - 2 |
| 3:06 | Networks (Graphs) - 3 |
| 3:26 | Networks (Graphs) - 4 |
| 3:42 | Dynamic Networks (Graphs) |
| 4:44 | Example of Dynamic Graphs - 3 |
| 5:59 | Example of Dynamic Graphs - 2 |
| 6:16 | Example of Dynamic Graphs - 3 |
| 6:20 | Example of Dynamic Graphs - 2 |
| 6:45 | Example of Dynamic Graphs - 3 |
| 8:38 | Networks of the Real-World - 1 |
| 10:18 | Networks of the Real-World - 2 |
| 10:56 | - Questions |
| 12:04 | Traditional Approach |
| 13:40 | New Approach - 1 |
| 14:53 | New Approach - 2 |
| 16:09 | Statistical Properties of Networks |
| 17:36 | Small-World Effect |
| 18:54 | Small World Networks on Web |
| 20:10 | Small World on FP5 - IST |
| 22:00 | Connectedness of the Most Connected Institution |
| 23:16 | Connectedness of the Semi Connected Institution |
| 23:46 | Connectedness of the Min. Connected Institution |
| 24:03 | Small World Effect on MSN Messenger Network |
| 25:35 | What Is Power Law? |
| 26:07 | Power - Law on the Web - 1 |
| 27:31 | In-Degree |
| 30:13 | - Questions |
| 31:43 | Detour: How Long Is the Long Tail? |
| 34:06 | - Questions |
| 37:02 | Network Motifs - 1 |
| 38:27 | Network Motifs - 2 |
| 38:48 | Shrinking Diameters |
| 41:11 | Structure of the Web - "Bow Tie" Model |
| 42:18 | - Questions |
| 46:05 | Mining Email Server Logs |
| 46:17 | Ontology Generation from Social Networks Data |
| 46:42 | Architecture |
| 47:24 | Data Used for Experimentation |
| 48:17 | Some Statistic about the Data |
| 49:44 | Organizational Structure of JSI - 1 |
| 51:04 | - Questions |
| 52:37 | Evaluation |
| 52:58 | Analysis of MSN Messenger Communication Network |
| 53:08 | Data that We Have: Communication |
| 53:45 | Data that We Have: Demographics |
| 54:13 | Facts about the Data |
| 54:57 | User Age Distribution |
| 55:38 | Number of Participants in the Conversation |
| 56:21 | Activity per Day |
| 57:15 | Data Statistics |
| 57:59 | Age: Number of Conversations |
| 58:36 | Age: Conversation Duration |
| 59:14 | Age: Sent Messages per Session |
| 59:44 | Age: Sent Messages per Second |
| 60:27 | Where Are the Users Coming from? |
| 60:57 | Communication Network |
| 61:00 | 7-Degrees of Separation |
| 61:12 | Relation to ACTIVE Project |
| 61:52 | - Questions |
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