Presentation 2012-12-19
Random Graphs with Realistic Neighborhood Modeling Based on Online Surveys
Marat ZHANIKEEV,
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Abstract(in English) Random Graphs is an area of Social Network Analysis (SNA) which, in a nutshell, attempts to find good models for synthesis of realistic social graphs. Random graphs should work on any scale but they are usually used for synthesis of very large graphs which can then be used for analysis. This paper attempts to add some level of practical realism to the process by applying online survey results to modeling of graph neighborhoods. Although such graphs are not strictly random, they are better models of a particular social environment from which the survey data was collected.
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Keyword(in English) random graphs / neighborhood modeling / social graphs / snowball sampling
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Title (in English) Random Graphs with Realistic Neighborhood Modeling Based on Online Surveys
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Keyword(1) random graphs
Keyword(2) neighborhood modeling
Keyword(3) social graphs
Keyword(4) snowball sampling
1st Author's Name Marat ZHANIKEEV
1st Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science()
Date 2012-12-19
Paper # NLC2012-36
Volume (vol) vol.112
Number (no) 367
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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