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Theses and Dissertations
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Items in this Collection
- 2Community Detection
- 1Community Discovery
- 1Community Mining
- 1Data Mining
- 1Deterministic and Uncertain Networks
- 1Social Network Analysis
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Fall 2020
Many structures in different areas of science can be modeled with graphs containing nodes and edges, which represent the entities of the model and the relationship between them, respectively. Community detection and discovery are two important tasks in Social Network Analysis, which try to find...
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Fall 2022
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...