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Presentations

Day One

  • Symposium Overview – Nadya Bliss
  • Keynote – Graph Detection and Estimation Theory – Patrick J. Wolfe
  • The Elements of Statistical Network Analysis – Edo Airoldi
  • Propagating Uncertainty in Network Problems Eric D. Kolaczyk
  • Dynamics and Control of Adaptive Networks – Ira Schwartz and Leah B. Shaw
  • Network Visualization in Biology – Hanspeter Pfister
  • Persistent Hub Discovery in Sparse Correlation Networks – Alfred Hero
  • Applying Tracking Theory to the Network Domain – James P. Ferry
  • Sub-Graph Detection Theory – Jeremy Kepner, et al
  • The Next Net – Alex Pentland

Day Two

  • Keynote – Building a Computational Social Science – David Lazer
  • Learning Causal Models of Behavior in Networks – David Jensen
  • Network Analysis and Intent Recognition from Multimedia Content – William Campbell
  • Graph Analysis-Lessons Learned – Eric Bloedorn
  • Organized Complexity and Network Science: Making Sense of Network Data – David Alderson
  • Joint Exploitation of Content and Externals: Statistical Inference on (time series of) Attributed Graphs – Carey E. Priebe
  • Inferring Relevant Relationships from Interpersonal Communication – Winter Mason, et al
  • Automated Graph Construction on Tracks from Wide Area Video Data – Edward Kao, et al

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