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CQ 2019-05-31
10:55
Hiroshima Hiroshima City University Analysis of the Benefit of Predicting Attack Strategies for Improving the Robustness of Networks via Link Addition
Yoichi Onoue, Sho Tsugawa (Univ. of Tsukuba) CQ2019-25
Link addition is a promising approach for improving the robustness of networks against intentional attacks. Existing li... [more] CQ2019-25
pp.67-72
CQ 2018-07-20
15:45
Miyagi Tohoku Univ. An Analysis of the Evolution of Influence of Central Users on Social Media
Minami Uehara, Sho Tsugawa (Tsukuba univ.) CQ2018-44
Finding influencers who can spread information to many other users on social media is important for several application ... [more] CQ2018-44
pp.75-80
ICSS, IA 2018-06-26
09:50
Ehime Ehime University Proposal of Sparse-Modeling based Approach for Betweenness Centrality Estimation
Ryotaro Matsuo, Ryo Nakamura, Hiroyuki Ohsaki (Kwansei Gakuin Univ.) IA2018-10 ICSS2018-10
In recent years, a statistical approach for estimating unobserved model parameters from a small number of observations u... [more] IA2018-10 ICSS2018-10
pp.61-66
COMP 2018-03-05
15:30
Osaka Osaka Prefecture Univ. Efficient Computation of Betweenness Centrality by Graph Decompositions and their Applications to Real-world Networks
Tatsuya Inoha (Osaka Pref. Univ.), Kunihiko Sadakane (Univ. of Tokyo), Yushi Uno (Osaka Pref. Univ.), Yuuma Yonebayashi (Univ. of Tokyo) COMP2017-51
Betweenness centrality is one of the most significant and commonly used centralities which is a notion of measuring the ... [more] COMP2017-51
pp.35-42
CQ
(2nd)
2018-01-20
12:50
Tokyo Nishiwaseda Campus, Waseda Univ. [Poster Presentation] An Analysis on the Relation between Degree Centrality of Nodes and their Future Influence in Social Networks
Minami Uehara, Sho Tsugawa (Tsukuba Univ.)
Identifying influential nodes in a social network is a fundamental research task in the network science research field. ... [more]
LOIS, ICM 2018-01-18
15:40
Kumamoto Sojo University [Invited Talk] Extension of node centralities based on the oscillation model on networks -- Pursuit understanding underlying mechanism of node centrality --
Chisa Takano (Hiroshima City Univ.) ICM2017-41 LOIS2017-57
Recently, on the Internet, bidirectional communication which promotes the connection between people is actively performe... [more] ICM2017-41 LOIS2017-57
pp.49-50
CQ 2018-01-18
10:45
Tokyo NII On the Effectiveness of Influence Measures for Identifying Influencers and their Correlations in Social Networks
Shumpei Takemura, Sho Tsugawa (UoT) CQ2017-88
Identifying influential nodes in social networks is one of the important research topics in the field of network science... [more] CQ2017-88
pp.17-22
HCGSYMPO
(2nd)
2017-12-13
- 2017-12-15
Ishikawa THE KANAZAWA THEATRE Analysis of social networks considering connective property to social actors within two degrees of separation
Shun-ichi Amano, Ken-ichiro Ogawa, Yosihiro Miyake (Tokyo Tech)
In order to analyze the structure of connection between social actors in a social group, social network analysis has bee... [more]
NS 2017-10-27
10:45
Osaka I-site nanba Betweenness Computation using Graph Compression
Kazuharu Aramaki, Nattapong Kitsuwan (UEC), Eiji Oki (Kyoto-u) NS2017-108
Computation method for the betweenness centrality of every vertex in a graph is proposed in this paper. The proposed met... [more] NS2017-108
pp.83-87
CCS 2017-08-10
16:30
Hokkaido Bibai Onsen Yu-rinkan Rethinking the Meaning of Eigenvector Centrality Based on the Scaled Laplacian Matrix
Chisa Takano (Hiroshima City Univ.), Masaki Aida (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.) CCS2017-12
When we analyze the dynamics on the social media network, it is important to evaluate the strength of the activity of ea... [more] CCS2017-12
pp.13-18
MSS 2017-03-16
16:30
Shimane Shimane Univ. A derivational criterion for measuring edge importance by means of leveling variables on nodes
Kento Hamada, Eiichi takazawa, Norihiko Shinomiya (Soka Univ.) MSS2016-88
This paper proposes a new measure of edge importance with taking the propagation behavior of information on a network in... [more] MSS2016-88
pp.39-41
CAS, NLP 2016-10-28
09:55
Tokyo   Characteristics Analysis for Significance of Edges in a Graph by means of Leveling Variables on Nodes
Eiichi Takazawa, Kento Hamada, Norihiko Shinomiya (Soka Univ.) CAS2016-52 NLP2016-78
This paper proposes a measure for significance of an edge with considering propagation of information quantity. This mea... [more] CAS2016-52 NLP2016-78
pp.75-78
NLP 2016-09-15
11:05
Hyogo Konan Univ. A Fast Method for Finding the Edge to be Inserted to Minimize Betweenness Centrality of a Specified Vertex
Toshiyuki Namba, Tatsuki Kohno, Norikazu Takahashi (Okayama Univ.) NLP2016-56
Betweenness centrality is a measure that represents the importance of each vertex of a graph. From the viewpoint of the ... [more] NLP2016-56
pp.63-68
VLD, CAS, MSS, SIP 2016-06-16
12:00
Aomori Hirosaki Shiritsu Kanko-kan Significance Analysis for Edges in a Graph by means of Leveling Variables on Nodes
Kento Hamada, Norihiko Shinomiya (Soka Univ.) CAS2016-8 VLD2016-14 SIP2016-42 MSS2016-8
This paper proposes a novel edge significance considering a propagation property. The significance is quantified with a ... [more] CAS2016-8 VLD2016-14 SIP2016-42 MSS2016-8
pp.41-45
IE, IMQ, MVE, CQ
(Joint) [detail]
2016-03-07
14:10
Okinawa   Proposal of New Index for Describing Node Centralities Based on Oscillation Dynamics on Networks
Chisa Takano (Hiroshima City Univ.), Masaki Aida (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.) CQ2015-123
Since recent rapid development of information network technology activates the information exchange on the social networ... [more] CQ2015-123
pp.89-94
MSS, CAS, SIP, VLD 2015-06-17
13:45
Hokkaido Otaru University of Commerce The characteristic of routes selected by degree centrality-aware distance vector routing
Yoshihiro Kaneko (Gifu Univ.) CAS2015-8 VLD2015-15 SIP2015-39 MSS2015-8
In the research area of ad-hoc network, distance vector-type routing is fundamental. This network requires no fixed infr... [more] CAS2015-8 VLD2015-15 SIP2015-39 MSS2015-8
pp.43-48
CAS 2015-01-30
11:30
Tokyo Tokyo Metropolitan University (Akihabara Satellite Campus) On Selecting Multiple Leader Nodes for Distributed Network Control
Hideki Shindo, Genya Ishigaki, Norihiko Shinomiya (Soka Univ .) CAS2014-115
This paper formulates a minimization problem of distance between leader nodes of some adjacent tie-sets and solve the pr... [more] CAS2014-115
pp.55-57
IN 2015-01-23
11:35
Aichi Nagoya International Center A closeness centrality-aware DSDV routing on ad-hoc network
Kensuke Kusumoto, Yoshihiro Kaneko (Gifu Univ.) IN2014-110
Represented by smart phones of recent years, the progress of high-performance terminal continues in wireless network sys... [more] IN2014-110
pp.71-75
CQ 2014-07-10
11:15
Osaka   Analysis of the Robustness of Degree Centrality against Random Errors in Graphs
Sho Tsugawa (Univ. of Tsukuba), Hiroyuki Ohsaki (Kwansei Gakuin Univ.) CQ2014-18
Network analyses, which analyze the topological structure of large-scale complex networks such as social networks, brain... [more] CQ2014-18
pp.19-24
CAS, SIP, MSS, VLD, SIS [detail] 2014-07-09
14:20
Hokkaido Hokkaido University The rank difference of subgraph centrality among local graphs
Kesisuke Watanabe, Ishii Yuuhei, Yoshihiro Kaneko (Gifu Univ.) CAS2014-12 VLD2014-21 SIP2014-33 MSS2014-12 SIS2014-12
For centrality measure of nodes in a network system, we consider how correctly it is that each node guesses how central ... [more] CAS2014-12 VLD2014-21 SIP2014-33 MSS2014-12 SIS2014-12
pp.55-58
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