Population-scale Social Network Analysis
Lecture by Frank Takes for the Interaction Data Lab of the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI) in Paris.
Lecture by Frank Takes for the Interaction Data Lab of the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI) in Paris.
How anonymous is an individual in a social network dataset? That was the main subject of the hackathon organized by POPNET and Statistics Netherlands (CBS) on May 3 at Leiden University. By looking at openly available data on the internet, students had to derive the social network of several volunteers. The results give insight into what network data can be derived from public data, and therefore to what extent people in networks are really anonymous.
Lecture for the Institute for Analytical Sociology of Linköping University, by Eszter Bokányi.
During this symposium, Eszter Bokányi will give a lecture on “The anatomy of a population-scale social network”.
Social phenomena and health: exploring the role of networks and group dynamics
Lecture by co-director Frank Takes for the Maths and Statistics Department in the University of Limerick.
Lecture for Leiden Complex Networks Network (LCN2) on “the anatomy of a population-scale social network” by Eszter Bokányi.
As part of the Research Colloquium on Information Systems and Data Science of the Institute of Information Systems of Leuphana University Lüneburg, co-director Frank Takes will speak on “Population-scale Social Network Analysis” via Zoom.
Hackaton ‘From Person to Open Data’, organized by the Anonymity in Complex Networks project (ANO-NET), the Methodology department of Statistics Netherlands (CBS), the Population-scale Social Network Analysis (POPNET) project of the University of Amsterdam and Leiden University and the Computational Network Science (CNS) research group of Leiden University.