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Network Surveillance Outcomes Document network position and structure of those providing input into problem definition. Select network properties of intervention design. Use network data to inform and modify intervention delivery. Ensure continued program use by important network nodes. Citation Valente, 2012 [22] Gesell et al., 2013 [70]
egocentric social network data have attributes at three different levels: the ego level (socio- demographics and characteristics of the respondent), the ego-network level (aggregate features of the personal network such as size, total interaction frequency, and homophily; referring to how similar the individuals in the network are to the ego, in
Social network analysis. Network - consists of vertices linked by lines and additional data about vertices and/or lines. Network decomposition - identification of parts of network and their intercon-nections. Usually it is described by a partition of set of vertices or set of lines.
Depends R ( 2.0.0), utils, statnet.common, network Suggests rgl, numDeriv, SparseM Description A range of tools for social network analysis, including node and graph-level in-dices, structural distance and covariance methods, structural equivalence detection, network re-gression, random graph generation, and 2D/3D network visualization.
partitioning the nodes in the social network into two distinct regions (non-Sybils and Sybils). Hence, each Sybil defense scheme can actually be viewed as a graph partitioning algo-rithm, where the graph is the social network. However, the quality and performance of the algorithm depends on the inputs, namely, the network topology and the .
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individual owns.1 In addition to social capital, we develop a network number score for each entrepreneur as a means to compare the number of secondary owners, key non-owners, and helpers. That is, the quantity and quality of individuals within an entrepreneurial social network define its social network intensity. Key conclusions include:
Social Networks 27 (2005) 187-203 How to search a social network Lada Adamic , Eytan Adar HP Labs, 1501 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA Abstract We address the question of how participants in a small world experiment are able to find short paths in a social network using only local information about their immediate contacts. We .
in such context, temporal social network (TSN), is mean-ingful. We propose three kinds temporal queries in social network, aiming to explore temporal dimension in users, re-lationships and social activities. A storage model is designed to logically and physically represent TSN, and then we pro-pose two index structures, TUR-tree and TUA-tree .
overall social network can be breached even if infor-mation about the local neighborhood of social network nodes is leaked (for example, via a look-ahead feature for friend discovery). 2.2 Anonymizing the vertices Although the techniques described above reveal the identity of the vertices in the social graph but add noise
Social Network Question Asking 66% of online American adults used social networking sites as of February 2012 [10]. Such sites are commonly used for their namesake purpose of socializing [28], although recent research indicates that many people turn to their social network as a way to "friendsource" [5] their information
demonstrating how social network analysis can be used by anthropologists to improve their analysis and reporting of ethnographic data, and thereby expanding the methodological tool kit traditionally used by anthropologists as well as other social scientists. Social network analysis is often conducted in a quantitative manner.