Sentences with phrase «network graph»

Working with patient similarity analytics, network graph analysis and modeling techniques to drive improvement in healthcare delivery.

This social network graph which was generated from messages sent between members of a cybercrime forum called Carders, was created by researchers from Drexel's Privacy, Security and Automation Lab.

It is an open source template for Microsoft Excel that works by integrating data pulled from a CSV file into a ridiculously informative network graph.

Weird Anti-Science PDF p. 4 gives another related social network graph, and p. 19 describes an annual award by DDP to honor Petr Beckman (SourceWatch), who devoted his later life to proving Einstein's relativity wrong.

This morphing of forms combines imagery such as computer generated weather charts, topographic maps, pixelated natural landscapes, cellular structures, networking graphs, and blueprints of structural elements.

It is the first time ever a network graph is used to analyse and describe the world of contemporary art with artists, curators, and exhibition places.

is a network graph that visualises the connections between rappers and the modern & contemporary painters they name drop in their rhymes.

All of this may be totally irrelevant, and Scott is certainly a distinguished statistician... but I'd think any useful social network graph would strongly connect him and Wegman, even if there are no co-authored papers.

Facebook has made no secret of its wish to do more in the online recruitment market — encroaching on territory today dominated by LinkedIn, the leader in tapping social networking graphs to boost job - hunting.

It may be advisable for network participants with a lot of liquidity to operate nodes in different parts of the network graph so that if such a situation arises, they can route money from the unidirectional imbalanced channels to their other node in order to rebalance some channels and mitigate the disruption.

Imagine what happens if a great deal of value flows to a poorly - connected area of the network (an «edge» on the network graph)- it would have nowhere to go.