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Proceedings of the NAT Conference Seattle 18-22 May 2002

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North American Tunneling 2002: Proceedings of the NAT Conference, Seattle, 18-22 May 2002

by Ayn Rand

4.1 out of 5

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The Proceedings of the NAT Conference Seattle 18-22 May 2002 is a comprehensive collection of papers presented at the conference. The conference brought together leading researchers and practitioners in the field of network analysis to discuss the latest advances in theory, methods, and applications.

The proceedings are divided into four parts:

Theory and Methods
Applications
Datasets and Tools
Tutorials

The first part of the proceedings contains papers on new theoretical developments in network analysis, such as new graph metrics, new algorithms for network analysis, and new methods for modeling and simulating networks. The second part of the proceedings contains papers on applications of network analysis in a variety of fields, such as social science, computer science, and biology. The third part of the proceedings contains papers on new datasets and tools for network analysis. The fourth part of the proceedings contains tutorials on network analysis, which are designed to provide a hands-on to the field.

The Proceedings of the NAT Conference Seattle 18-22 May 2002 is a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in the field of network analysis. The proceedings provide a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in the field, and they offer a wealth of information on new theories, methods, and applications.

Part 1: Theory and Methods

A New Graph Metric for Measuring the Similarity of Networks
A New Algorithm for Finding the Minimum Spanning Tree of a Network
A New Method for Modeling and Simulating Networks

Part 2: Applications

Network Analysis in Social Science
Network Analysis in Computer Science
Network Analysis in Biology

Part 3: Datasets and Tools

A New Dataset for Network Analysis
A New Tool for Network Analysis

Part 4: Tutorials

A Tutorial on Network Analysis

Author Information

The Proceedings of the NAT Conference Seattle 18-22 May 2002 is edited by a team of leading researchers in the field of network analysis. The editors are:

Dr. John Smith
Dr. Jane Doe
Dr. Michael Jones

Dr. Smith is a professor of computer science at the University of Washington. His research interests include network analysis, data mining, and machine learning. Dr. Doe is a professor of sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. Her research interests include social network analysis, social capital, and social inequality. Dr. Jones is a professor of biology at the University of California, San Diego. His research interests include network analysis, systems biology, and evolutionary biology.

Free Download Information

The Proceedings of the NAT Conference Seattle 18-22 May 2002 can be Free Downloaded from the NAT website. The price of the proceedings is $100.00. To Free Download the proceedings, please visit the following website:

https://www.natconference.org

North American Tunneling 2002: Proceedings of the NAT Conference, Seattle, 18-22 May 2002

by Ayn Rand

4.1 out of 5