Multilayer social networks / Mark E. Dickison, Capital One, Virginia, Matteo Magnani, Uppsala University, Sweden, Luca Rossi, IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Dickison, Mark E, 1981- [author.]

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Material type: Text

TextDescription: ix, 203 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN:

9781107079496
1107079497
9781107438750
1107438756

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302.30285 23 DIC.M

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Summary: "This book covers the modeling, analysis and mining of systems made of multilayer social networks, from groups of individuals connected through different types of relationships to large systems of multiple online social network sites. A range of practical and theoretical topics are covered, from data collection, pre-processing, measuring and mining to theoretical models behind the evolution of interconnected social networks and dynamical processes like information spreading"--

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 183-197) and index.

"This book covers the modeling, analysis and mining of systems made of multilayer social networks, from groups of individuals connected through different types of relationships to large systems of multiple online social network sites. A range of practical and theoretical topics are covered, from data collection, pre-processing, measuring and mining to theoretical models behind the evolution of interconnected social networks and dynamical processes like information spreading"--

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