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Network motifs: discovery and applications

Network motifs: discovery and applications. Guy Zinman Seminar in Bioinformatics Technion, Spring 2005. Outline. Theory of network motifs Definition, Algorithm Application to E. Coli transcription network The dynamic behavior of the motifs Finding active subnetworks Simulated annealing

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Coping with Physical Attacks on Random Network Structures

Coping with Physical Attacks on Random Network Structures. Omer Gold omergolden@gmail.com Joint work with Reuven Cohen (BIU). To appear in the Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), June, 2014. Content. Problem and motivation Previous work Overview

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Classes will begin shortly

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Capacity Chapter 12

Capacity Chapter 12. TexPoint fonts used in EMF. Read the TexPoint manual before you delete this box.: A A A A A A A A A. Underwater Sensor Networks. Static sensor nodes plus mobile robots Dually networked optical point-to-point transmission at 300kb/s

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Network theory and its applications in economic systems -- Final Oral Exam

Network theory and its applications in economic systems -- Final Oral Exam. Xuqing Huang Advisor: Prof. H. Eugene Stanley Collaborators: Prof. Shlomo Havlin Prof. Irena Vodenska Prof. Sergey Buldyrev Prof. Huijuan Wang

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IM PhD Forum, NTU Minimum-Cost Multicast Routing for Multi-Layered Multimedia Distribution

IM PhD Forum, NTU Minimum-Cost Multicast Routing for Multi-Layered Multimedia Distribution. Hsu-Chen Cheng and Frank Yeong-Sung Lin Department of Information Management National Taiwan University hccheng@ieee.org. Outline. Introduction Multirate Multicasting Modified T-M Heuristic

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Scale - free networks

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ERGM & SIENA

ERGM & SIENA. Thus far networks have been described as static with indicators for structure derived at either the individual or network level. Behaviors have been described as being associated with a network position. E.g., popular students smoke

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Biological Networks Analysis Degree Distribution and Network Motifs

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Persistence on Disordered Networks

Persistence on Disordered Networks. Omar Malik. Outline. Diffusion Percolation Persistence Other Spreading Processes. Diffusion. The net statistical movement of particles. The spread of the smell of perfume throughout a room. The spread of news on social media.

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Complex Network Theory

Complex Network Theory. Niloy Ganguly. Complex Networks ?. Real-World Networks (as Complex Networks) Large network size Heterogeneous network elements Diverse interconnection pattern Highly Dynamic Difficult to Analyze Complex Network Theory

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Real-Time Scheduling for WirelessHART Networks

Real-Time Scheduling for WirelessHART Networks. Abusayeed Saifullah, You Xu, Chenyang Lu, Yixin Chen Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Motivation. Process control. Challenges in process control Harsh environment Real-time and reliability requirements WirelessHART

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Gradient Topology: A Generalized Super-Peer Topology

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Distributional Properties of Inhibited Random Positions of Mobile Radio Terminals

Distributional Properties of Inhibited Random Positions of Mobile Radio Terminals. Leonard E. Miller Wireless Communication Technologies Group National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, Maryland. Abstract/Outline.

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Lecture 9: Network models

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Network Extraction and Analysis in CARMEN

Network Extraction and Analysis in CARMEN . Jennifer Simonotto Marcus Kaiser Evelyne Sernagor Stephen Eglen. Outline. Research question Types of analysis done B urst analysis: ISI, IBI E pisode extraction: CDF N etwork analysis: CC, APL, CD

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Chapter 5: Cortical organizations and simple networks

Chapter 5: Cortical organizations and simple networks. Fundamentals of Computational Neuroscience. Dec 09. Brain areas. Hierarchical connectivity. Layered cortex. Layered cortical architecture. Cortical maps. Neuronal chains. Netlets. Random networks with axional delay.

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