FET NADINE Workshop Directed Networks Days 2014

Organizers:

Andras Benczur (MTA_SZTAKI Budapest)
Robert Palovics (MTA_SZTAKI Budapest)
Dima Shepelyansky (CNRS Toulouse)

Host Institution:
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
The Computer and Automation Research Institute
Informatics Laboratory
Data Mining and Web Search Group

Dates: 8 - 11 May 2014

Scope:

Modern societies have developed enormous communication and social networks and their classification and information retrieval becomes a formidable task. Various search engines have been developed by private companies which are actively used by Internet users. Due to the recent enormous development of World Wide Web, social and communication networks, new methods have been invented to characterize the properties of these networks on a more detailed and precise level. New characterization of complex networks will allow to manage in an efficient and rapid way information extraction for social networks, communication, bio-cell and other networks. Such type of problems of complex networks and Markov chains appear in various fields of science. The development of interdisciplinary approach to complex networks, which combines expertise from computer science, theoretical physics, mathematics, economy and biology, is the aim of this workshop. This Workshop is a working meeting of the EC FET Open project NADINE.

Speakers and participants:

M.Balassi (MTA SZTAKI Budapest), A.Benczur (MTA SZTAKI Budapest), B.Daroczy (MTA SZTAKI Budapest), N.Litvak(U Twente), R.Pavlovics (MTA SZTAKI Budapest), D.Shepelyansky (CNRS Toulouse), A.Tolkachova (U Twente), S.Vigna (U Milano) [photo of Organizers and NADINE partners by Anna Tolkachova]

Program and slides: (here)

This event is the Working meeting of the EC FET Open project NADINE

MEETING PLACE: Kende Utca 13-17, basement, Hungarian Academy of Sciences The Computer and Automation Research Institute Informatics Laboratory Data Mining and Web Search Group (link)