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STOICHIOMETRIC NETWORK ANALYSIS
Cell Biophysics, 1988Stoichiometric network analysis is a systematic, general approach to the qualitative, nonlinear dynamics of chemical reaction mechanisms and other systems with stoichiometry. The advantage of a qualitative approach is that no rate constants are needed to determine qualitative features of the dynamics.
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2011 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON), 2011
Alumni connections are important resources that contribute to university evaluation. Even though alumni connections represent networks, they have been mostly evaluated as tabular data (e.g. by providing average salary, employment rate, etc.). This ironically disregards all qualities of a network, from which an alumni network gets its name.
Rubens, N. +7 more
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Alumni connections are important resources that contribute to university evaluation. Even though alumni connections represent networks, they have been mostly evaluated as tabular data (e.g. by providing average salary, employment rate, etc.). This ironically disregards all qualities of a network, from which an alumni network gets its name.
Rubens, N. +7 more
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GIS and Network Analysis [PDF]
, 2004 Both geographic information systems (GIS) and network analysis are burgeoning fields, characterised by rapid methodological and scientific advances in recent years. A geographic information system (GIS) is a digital computer application designed for the capture, storage, manipulation, analysis and display of geographic information.
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International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications, 1992
AbstractIdeal switches are rarely modelled in network analysis because inconsistent conditions can occur at the instant of switching. This causes standard integration routines to fail. If the initial conditions can be determined, the use of ideal switches can considerably speed up analysis and can make the results easier to understand.
David Bedrosian, Jirí Vlach
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AbstractIdeal switches are rarely modelled in network analysis because inconsistent conditions can occur at the instant of switching. This causes standard integration routines to fail. If the initial conditions can be determined, the use of ideal switches can considerably speed up analysis and can make the results easier to understand.
David Bedrosian, Jirí Vlach
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Network analysis of collaboration in networked universities
Kybernetes, 2021PurposeIn Latin America and the Caribbean, the access of students to higher education has presented an extraordinary growth over the past fifteen years. This rapid growth has presented a challenge for increasing the system resources and capabilities while maintaining its quality.
Jose D. Meisel +5 more
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2010 IEEE International Conference on Intelligence and Security Informatics, 2010
We present a technique to represent the structure of large social networks through ego-centered network neighborhoods. This provides a local view of the network, focusing on the vertices and their kth order neighborhoods allowing discovery of interesting patterns and features of the network that would be hidden in a global network analysis.
Michael D. Porter, Ryan Smith
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We present a technique to represent the structure of large social networks through ego-centered network neighborhoods. This provides a local view of the network, focusing on the vertices and their kth order neighborhoods allowing discovery of interesting patterns and features of the network that would be hidden in a global network analysis.
Michael D. Porter, Ryan Smith
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The Trilemma of Network Analysis
2012 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining, 2012The recent interest in network analysis is caused by the unprecedented accessibility to large datasets: there are huge, publicly available databases on protein-protein-interactions, air transportation, and street maps which easily lend themselves to a network representation.
Isadora Dorn +2 more
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IEEE Internet Computing, 2002
Many tools let you view traffic in real time, but real-time monitoring at any level requires significant human and hardware resources, and doesn't scale to networks larger than a single workgroup. It is generally more practical to archive all traffic and analyze subsets as necessary.
Vicka Corey +4 more
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Many tools let you view traffic in real time, but real-time monitoring at any level requires significant human and hardware resources, and doesn't scale to networks larger than a single workgroup. It is generally more practical to archive all traffic and analyze subsets as necessary.
Vicka Corey +4 more
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2018
Many applications collect a large number of time series, for example, temperature continuously monitored by weather stations across the US or neural activity recorded by an array of electrical probes. These data are often referred to as unstructured.
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Many applications collect a large number of time series, for example, temperature continuously monitored by weather stations across the US or neural activity recorded by an array of electrical probes. These data are often referred to as unstructured.
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1993
In this paper we study via a queueing analogy a stochastic model of a neural network of Purkinje cells proposed by (Cottrell 1991). In this model only the inhibitory interaction between the cells is considered. We analyze the stability properties of networks whose graph is complete N-partite.
Fricker, Christine +3 more
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In this paper we study via a queueing analogy a stochastic model of a neural network of Purkinje cells proposed by (Cottrell 1991). In this model only the inhibitory interaction between the cells is considered. We analyze the stability properties of networks whose graph is complete N-partite.
Fricker, Christine +3 more
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