Siebecker, 2003 - Google Patents
A Hidden Markov Model for describing the statistical evolution of social groups over communication networksSiebecker, 2003
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The goal of this thesis is the development of an abstract statistical model of the evolution for social networks (communities). Our approach is to specify a set of general models that govern the behavior on a micro-scale level (the micro-laws of the model) and observe the …
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