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Subject: Data Mining Supervisors: Zaiane, Osmar (Computing Science)

  • Structural Role Mining in Social Networks

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    Spring 2014

    Abnar, Afra

    All along their lives, individuals take roles in their interactions with each other. This behaviour is known as the role-taking characteristic of human beings. We refer to these roles as social roles that are the primary components of societies. Identifying social roles in a society helps to...

  • Topic Modelling via Community Mining of Term Co-occurrence Networks

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    Fall 2022

    Austin, Eric

    Topic modelling seeks to uncover the conceptual and thematic content of collections of documents. These topics can be used as features for document indexing and classification. However, topic models are increasingly important as tools of applied research. As we seek to develop agents capable of...

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