Network Science: Introductory Course
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This book presents the general principles of the construction and functioning of networks related to different areas of human activity. The concept of small worlds and the principle of clustering in relation to social networks are considered. The role of hubs, the topic of stability of networks, directed and balanced networks are discussed. The World Wide Web, Wikipedia, Quoting, Traffic and Twitter are used to illustrate the role of direction and weight. In conclusion, the models of the occurrence of networks, methods of detection of communities and dynamic network processes are investigated.
Each chapter includes practical programming classes and exercises that allow readers to test their knowledge in the construction and analysis of networks. The educational material is based on real examples.
The publication is designed for a wide range of readers familiar with the basics of programming and those who want to study the basics and applications of the science of networks
Each chapter includes practical programming classes and exercises that allow readers to test their knowledge in the construction and analysis of networks. The educational material is based on real examples.
The publication is designed for a wide range of readers familiar with the basics of programming and those who want to study the basics and applications of the science of networks
Author:
Author:Davis Clayton A., Fortunato Santo, 1
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-97060-984-2
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