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2-Hopper: Accurately Estimate Individual and Social Attributes of Social Networks With Fewer Repeats via Random Walk [PDF]
Random-walk based sampling is widely used to characterize large graphs by producing samples in the form of nodes. However, existing random-walk based sampling methods only focus on the estimation accuracy of structural properties but suffer from repetitive samples which have adverse effects on obtaining accurate information about the structures over ...
Lingling Zhang 0006 +3 more
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A Random Walk Approach for Avoiding Unwanted Users in Competitive Social Network
How to detect influential customers to broadcast advertisements to the maximum range is a key issue in effective viral marketing. If multiple companies sell the same product in viral marketing campaigns, there was competition between them.
Wei Liu +4 more
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Background Older adults are the least active population in the U.S. Low-income communities have fewer physical activity (PA) resources, contributing to less PA and increased chronic disease risk. This study assessed the effect of the multilevel, peer-led,
Katie Crist +11 more
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The goal of graph clustering is to partition vertices in a large graph into different clusters based on various criteria such as vertex connectivity or neighborhood similarity.
Mouiad Abid Hani
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IntroductionFoot orthoses (FOs) are a noninvasive and cost-effective medical treatment that positively influence biomechanical factors, such as the kinematics of the lower extremities. Nevertheless, there is a research gap regarding the influence of FOs,
Steven Simon +6 more
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Introduction & Purpose Acute high temperatures and physical activity induce physiological and psychophysiological stress (Périard et al., 2021). In athletes or professions like firefighting, core body temperatures often exceed 38.5 °C (Barr et al ...
Jannic Wälde +3 more
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Repeated measurements and random scattering in quantum walks
Abstract We study the effect of random scattering in quantum walks on a finite graph and compare it with the effect of repeated measurements. To this end, a constructive approach is employed by introducing a localized and a delocalized basis for the underlying Hilbert space.
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Abstract The main hypothesis of this study in older adults is that repeated walks in a forest but not an urban environment for one month lead to reduced chronic stress compared to the previous month without any intervention. This was achieved by the measurement of cumulative cortisol concentrations in hair.
Daniela Jezova +7 more
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Modeling discourse structure with 2D similarity-based random walks for improved understanding of online conversations. [PDF]
Almahmoud Z +3 more
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Lévy Diffusion Under Power-Law Stochastic Resetting. [PDF]
Liu J, Li Y, Marchesoni F.
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