{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

== Symbol Network by Topic ==
Hi!

A network in symbols, that was pretty much the idea. I guess the concept picture (based on actual data) needs not much more explaining.

I used the data from the survey to represent us by keyword (I hope 34 entries will represnet us sufficiently). It is not perfect yet: I would like to merge economy + business keywords, and I think something complexity (SFI logo?) should be in the middle. Also, the size of the symbols is correlated to the degree of the node (but I just approximated it). The graph is from Gephi, some other stuff could be done with it.

[[File:SymbolNetwork.png]]
[[Media:Slide-Version.ppt]]

If this would turn out to be our final design, I would very much love someone help with finalizing it, I guess we should be finished within an hour. (EH)

Maybe something like this:
[[File:Untitled.pdf]]

-- That's a pretty neat idea. [whoever got this idea] for president! -AA

--I understand that you're trying to use cultures for part of this t-shirt, but that lowest image is a tad... um... could we change it if this is the t-shirt?--> Yes, sure, just suggest anything that you think is better! (EH)

-- Design concept is awesome. I propose non-white background. Perhaps New Mexico yellow? -DBB

-- So if anyone would have a suggestion for a different logo, please post it here.

== What does theory mean to you? #tweet ==

CSSS-ers,

Recently, we had a great conversation that illustrated how theory means very different things across disciplines. We want to capture these different meanings of theory in an artistic t-shirt design.

We need your help! We have created a very brief Survey Monkey survey. Please take a just a minute to describe what theory means to you, limiting your description to a tweet-length 140 characters.

[http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TFMXGKJ http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TFMXGKJ]

Since we want to make sure we don't miss anyone, we will hunt down and survey in person those who don't use the online survey. :)

Thanks so much for your help!

Zoe, Cali, Michael, and Lydia

And here are the results. First, version one of the front:

[[File:ts1_f.png]]

Version two of the front:

[[File:ts2_f.png]]

A pretty but less meaningful version of the front:

[[File:Ts3_f.png]]

The back:

[[File:ts1_b.png]]

The words are yours (those that contributed). The colors represent the fields that you work in. The ordering is random.

== Another (probably obvious) idea ==

I thought it would be neat to take the social network some of us are working on of the group and make it into a pretty graphic, perhaps allowing each person to pick an icon or color to represent themselves. This could go on the T-Shirt, perhaps around or within another design or border.

[[User:Ronnie|Ronnie]] 17:21, 14 June 2011 (UTC) (U.N.M, K.S.C, P.O.E.E.)

== I Lorenz Chaos ==

Although I would never actually wear this.

[[File:ILorenzChaos.png]]

== Word maps & networks ==
We came up with a couple ideas. A word map based on Clio's keyword survey and a network based on geography (the countries where students are from and have studied or worked). Here is one version of a word map and a demo network with 10 people we sampled. The network has the people as unnamed nodes and places as named. The keywords show the breadth of study and the geography shows the international flavor of CSSS while highlighting that we are all connected through SFI. Geography could also be entered as a word map as SFI would still be by far the largest word. We could also combine keywords and geography in a word map. Lastly, one of these ideas could be used on the back of a shirt in concert with another design on the front.... And lastly lastly, the specific formats can definitely be modified. -Anna, Eugenia, and Michael J

[[File:Themewordle.png|400px]]

[[File:Csss11_geonet.png|400px]]

[[File:Diapositiva1.jpg|400px]]

here's the new version, slightly modified (tshirt style)

 

== Word maps & more ==

Eugenia, Michael and Anna 

[[File:mojito.png|400px]] 

 

I like the "flowers" a lot, but let's change the wordle. How about taking the words from the "what is theory" question. -Kam

I like it :) -Eugenia

== Sandpile ==

There are some good t-shirt ideas on here already, but just thought I would throw this one out there...

Our interest in the work of SFI is a common thread among all of the participants, so I created a sandpile of SFI logos (one logo per participant with a total of 55 logos). So, this design with certainly win the award for most SFI logos used!

[[File:tshirt_idea_tom_sandpile.png]] 
[[File:tshirt_idea_tom_sandpile.pdf]]

== SFI Pseudo-fractal ==

[[File:Final_logo_sfi1_smallestT.png|600px]] 

== It's dorky ==

Yeah, I'm a great big nerd. Suggestions welcome on how to reduce the textiness.

[[File:trajectory-relationship.png]]

=Crank up ze voltage=

I just did this in the last ten minutes using paint... and i realize my lack of artistic ability... but i just wanted to get the idea out there...

[[File:crankitup.jpg]]

== Our Keyword Network (not a formal submission, but just an idea) ==

File:Untitled.pdf

Complex Systems Summer School 2011-TShirts

2011-06-21T22:48:56Z

Cliabunny:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

== Symbol Network by Topic ==
Hi!

A network in symbols, that was pretty much the idea. I guess the concept picture (based on actual data) needs not much more explaining.

I used the data from the survey to represent us by keyword (I hope 34 entries will represnet us sufficiently). It is not perfect yet: I would like to merge economy + business keywords, and I think something complexity (SFI logo?) should be in the middle. Also, the size of the symbols is correlated to the degree of the node (but I just approximated it). The graph is from Gephi, some other stuff could be done with it.

[[File:SymbolNetwork.png]]
[[Media:Slide-Version.ppt]]

If this would turn out to be our final design, I would very much love someone help with finalizing it, I guess we should be finished within an hour. (EH)

Maybe something like this:
[[File:Untitled.pdf]]

-- That's a pretty neat idea. [whoever got this idea] for president! -AA

--I understand that you're trying to use cultures for part of this t-shirt, but that lowest image is a tad... um... could we change it if this is the t-shirt?--> Yes, sure, just suggest anything that you think is better! (EH)

-- Design concept is awesome. I propose non-white background. Perhaps New Mexico yellow? -DBB

-- So if anyone would have a suggestion for a different logo, please post it here.

== What does theory mean to you? #tweet ==

CSSS-ers,

Recently, we had a great conversation that illustrated how theory means very different things across disciplines. We want to capture these different meanings of theory in an artistic t-shirt design.

We need your help! We have created a very brief Survey Monkey survey. Please take a just a minute to describe what theory means to you, limiting your description to a tweet-length 140 characters.

[http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TFMXGKJ http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TFMXGKJ]

Since we want to make sure we don't miss anyone, we will hunt down and survey in person those who don't use the online survey. :)

Thanks so much for your help!

Zoe, Cali, Michael, and Lydia

And here are the results. First, version one of the front:

[[File:ts1_f.png]]

Version two of the front:

[[File:ts2_f.png]]

A pretty but less meaningful version of the front:

[[File:Ts3_f.png]]

The back:

[[File:ts1_b.png]]

The words are yours (those that contributed). The colors represent the fields that you work in. The ordering is random.

== Another (probably obvious) idea ==

I thought it would be neat to take the social network some of us are working on of the group and make it into a pretty graphic, perhaps allowing each person to pick an icon or color to represent themselves. This could go on the T-Shirt, perhaps around or within another design or border.

[[User:Ronnie|Ronnie]] 17:21, 14 June 2011 (UTC) (U.N.M, K.S.C, P.O.E.E.)

== I Lorenz Chaos ==

Although I would never actually wear this.

[[File:ILorenzChaos.png]]

== Word maps & networks ==
We came up with a couple ideas. A word map based on Clio's keyword survey and a network based on geography (the countries where students are from and have studied or worked). Here is one version of a word map and a demo network with 10 people we sampled. The network has the people as unnamed nodes and places as named. The keywords show the breadth of study and the geography shows the international flavor of CSSS while highlighting that we are all connected through SFI. Geography could also be entered as a word map as SFI would still be by far the largest word. We could also combine keywords and geography in a word map. Lastly, one of these ideas could be used on the back of a shirt in concert with another design on the front.... And lastly lastly, the specific formats can definitely be modified. -Anna, Eugenia, and Michael J

[[File:Themewordle.png|400px]]

[[File:Csss11_geonet.png|400px]]

[[File:Diapositiva1.jpg|400px]]

here's the new version, slightly modified (tshirt style)

(coming soon!)

 

== Word maps & more ==

Eugenia, Michael and Anna 

[[File:mojito.png|400px]] 

 

I like the "flowers" a lot, but let's change the wordle. How about taking the words from the "what is theory" question. -Kam

== Sandpile ==

There are some good t-shirt ideas on here already, but just thought I would throw this one out there...

Our interest in the work of SFI is a common thread among all of the participants, so I created a sandpile of SFI logos (one logo per participant with a total of 55 logos). So, this design with certainly win the award for most SFI logos used!

[[File:tshirt_idea_tom_sandpile.png]] 
[[File:tshirt_idea_tom_sandpile.pdf]]

== SFI Pseudo-fractal ==

[[File:Final_logo_sfi1_smallestT.png|600px]] 

== It's dorky ==

Yeah, I'm a great big nerd. Suggestions welcome on how to reduce the textiness.

[[File:trajectory-relationship.png]]

=Crank up ze voltage=

I just did this in the last ten minutes using paint... and i realize my lack of artistic ability... but i just wanted to get the idea out there...

[[File:crankitup.jpg]]

File:Untitled.pdf

2011-06-21T22:47:26Z

Cliabunny:

Clio Andris

2011-06-21T17:17:55Z

Cliabunny:

== CURRENT PROJECTS ==
* S/S: a social and spatial network analysis platform.
* WRV: A classification method for nodes in a geographic network based on the geometries of their participant edges.
* Support Vector Machine for Regional Variation
* Telephone call data in the U.K.

== EDUCATION ==
* Ph.D. Urban Information Systems, MIT, 2011
* M.S. Geography, University of South Carolina, 2008
* B.A. American Studies, Boston University, 2006

== AFFILIATIONS ==
* MIT Senseable City Lab
* GeoVISTA Center at the Pennsylvania State University

== PREVIOUS WORK ==
* US Army Corps of Engineers
* NASA Reason Project
* Washington Post Organization, Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
* CNN/El Universal
* National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)

== WRITTEN PUBLICATIONS ==

Andris, C. Halverson, S. and Hardisty, F. Predicting Migration with Prior and Posterior Probabilities Forthcoming (2011) 2011 IEEE International Conference on Spatial Data Mining and Geographical Knowledge Services (ICSDM) Fuzhou, China. (email clio@mit.edu)

Metrics & Methods for Social Distance. Doctoral Dissertation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology JUNE 2011 (email me)

Andris, C. (2011) Weighted Radial Variation for Node Feature Classification. ArXiv e-prints. arXiv:1102.4873v1 [physics.data-an] Submitted on 23 Feb 2011) [http://arxiv.org/abs/1102.4873 link]

Ratti C, Sobolevsky S, Calabrese F, Andris C, Reades J, Claxton, R and Strogatz, S. (2010) Redrawing the Map of Great Britain from a Network of Human Interactions. PLoS ONE 5(12).[http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0014248 link]

Liu, L., Andris, C. and Ratti, C. Uncovering Cabdriver’ Behavior Patterns from their Digital Traces, Computers, Engineering and Urban Systems. GeoVisualization and the Digital City -Special issue of the International Cartographic Association Commission on GeoVisualization,Vol.34 (6). (2010). [http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2010.07.004 link]

Calabrese, F., Quercia, D., Reades, J., Andris, C., Krings, G., Rojas, F., Ratti, C., Strogatz, S. The Urban Village. NetSci2010, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge MA. (2010). Presented by Andris, C. (email me)

Martino, M., Calabrese, F., DiLorenzo, G. Andris, C., Liu, L.and Ratti,C. An Ocean of Information: Fusing Aggregate & Individual Dynamics for Metropolitan Areas. Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI), (2010)
[http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1719970.1720030 link]

Liu, L., Andris, C., Biderman, A.and Ratti, C. Revealing Taxi Driver’s Mobility Intelligence through his Trace, In: Movement Aware Applications for Sustainability Mobility: Technologies and Approaches. Ed. Monica Wachowicz, pp.105-120, (2010). [http://www.igi-global.com/bookstore/Chapter.aspx?TitleId=42393 link]

Andris, C., Biderman, A., Calabrese, F., Nabian, N., and Ratti, C. City Gravity. Seed Magazine Pp. 24-26. February (2009) (Authors listed alphabetically) [http://senseable.mit.edu/news/on_us/20090101SeedMagazine.pdf link]

Andris, C. and Austin, T. Alternative Financing For Schools. Land Development. Vol. 22 (2). (2009). [http://www.nahb.org/generic.aspx?genericContentID=105241 link]

Andris, C. Interactive Site Suitability Modeling, ArcUser, Vol. 11 (1). (2008). [http://www.esri.com/news/arcuser/0408/suitability.html link]

2011-06-21T16:57:49Z

Cliabunny:

Module:Robustness

2011-06-20T19:56:19Z

Cliabunny:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011 Modules}}

Organized by [[Jessica Flack]]

==Readings==

[[Media:2011RobustnessChapter2_05_31_11.pdf‎ |Robustness in biological and social systems]]

[[Media:Ackleyrobust.pdf‎ |Pursue robust indeﬁnite scalability]]

[[Media:Ackleyrobustnessneumann.pdf‎ |The general and logical theory of automata]]

[[Media:AyFlackKrakauer2007.pdf‎ |Robustness and complexity co-constructed
in multimodal signalling networks]]

[[Media:ErrorAttackNature(2000).pdf‎ |Error and attack tolerance
of complex networks]]

[[Media:Flackniche.pdf‎ |
Policing stabilizes construction of social
niches in primate]]

[[Media:KrakauerAyRobust.pdf |
Geometric robustness theory and biological network]]

==Lab==

[[Media:Robustness_lab.pdf‎ | Robustness Lab]]

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Clio Andris

2011-06-17T19:01:16Z

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Clio Andris

CURRENT PROJECTS
* S/S: a social and spatial network analysis platform. This software will help users learn about the geographic positioning of agents in a social network, the social topology of geographically adjacent / proximal agents, and the spatially-aggregate demographics that drive social ties.
* WRV: weighted radial variation. This is a classification method for nodes in a geographic network based on the dynamics of their participant edges.
* Place-Pair Probabilities. This method isolates the social factors of place-pair synergies through comparing their actual flows, and temporal Bayesian/Markovian probabilities, to their flows expectation, based on on gravity models.
* Support Vector Machine for Regional Variation

Education
* Ph.D. Urban Information Systems, MIT, 2011
* M.S. Geography, University of South Carolina, 2008
* B.A. American Studies, Boston University, 2006

Written Publications
* Clio's Magical Dissertation "Methods for Social Distance" (email me at clio@Mit.edu)
* Andris, C. Halverson, S. and Hardisty, F. Predicting Migration with Prior and Posterior Probabilities Forthcoming (2011) 2011 IEEE International Conference on Spatial Data Mining and Geographical Knowledge Services (ICSDM) Fuzhou, China. ASK!
* Andris, C. (2011) Weighted Radial Variation for Node Feature Classification. ArXiv e-prints. arXiv:1102.4873v1 [physics.data-an] Submitted on 23 Feb 2011) [http://arxiv.org/abs/1102.4873 link]
* Ratti C, Sobolevsky S, Calabrese F, Andris C, Reades J, Claxton, R and Strogatz, S. (2010) Redrawing the Map of Great Britain from a Network of Human Interactions. PLoS ONE 5(12): e14248. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0014248 [www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0014248 link]
* Liu, L., Andris, C. and Ratti, C. Uncovering Cabdriver’ Behavior Patterns from their Digital Traces, Computers, Engineering and Urban Systems. GeoVisualization and the Digital City -Special issue of the International Cartographic Association Commission on GeoVisualization,Vol.34 (6). (2010). [http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2010.07.004 link]
* Calabrese, F., Quercia, D., Reades, J., Andris, C., Krings, G., Rojas, F., Ratti, C., Strogatz, S. The Urban Village. NetSci2010, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge MA. (2010). Presented by Andris, C.
* Martino, M., Calabrese, F., DiLorenzo, G. Andris, C., Liu, L.and Ratti,C. An Ocean of Information: Fusing Aggregate & Individual Dynamics for Metropolitan Areas. Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI), (2010) [http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1719970.1720030 link]
* Liu, L., Andris, C., Biderman, A.and Ratti, C. Revealing Taxi Driver’s Mobility Intelligence through his Trace, In: Movement Aware Applications for Sustainability Mobility: Technologies and Approaches. Ed. Monica Wachowicz, pp.105-120, (2010). [http://www.igi-global.com/bookstore/Chapter.aspx?TitleId=42393 link]
* Andris, C., Biderman, A., Calabrese, F., Nabian, N., and Ratti, C. City Gravity. Seed Magazine Pp. 24-26. February (2009) (Authors listed alphabetically) [http://senseable.mit.edu/news/on_us/20090101SeedMagazine.pdf link]
* Andris, C. and Austin, T. Alternative Financing For Schools. Land Development. Vol. 22 (2). (2009).
http://www.nahb.org/generic.aspx?genericContentID=105241
* Andris, C. Interactive Site Suitability Modeling, ArcUser, Vol. 11 (1). (2008). [http://www.esri.com/news/arcuser/0408/suitability.html link]

Memberships
IEEE
Association of American Geographers

Complex Systems Summer School 2011-Projects & Working Groups

2011-06-14T21:18:00Z

Cliabunny:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

If you'd like to work on a project with other members of the group, please use this page to organize your thoughts and efforts. We'll schedule a time when we can show off your work towards the end of the program.

==Keywords==

Hey Guys! Some of your research interests have been entered. Hopefully this can give us a better idea of what we are studying, and how we can collaborate for the final challenge. They are organized in a [https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ak7533_HL5TadHdhRUFyWGVLRHlmN2liSEVtR2FDUEE&hl=en_US google doc].

Hey Again! Here are two versions of the GML. The first is non-editable, it works. The second can be messed around with like a normal sharable google doc. Please remember to cut and paste ALL of the text (No bracket left behind!) into a text editor of your choice (like notepad) and save it as a .gml. There is a code called "value", this is so you can manipulate the PeopleNodes and the SubjectNodes as separate variables. If you have trouble, let me know. Again, apologies for misspellings and mis-placing-you-in-the-mega-universe-of-stuff-to-study.

ALPHA:
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/15eViqP9BDEsDRqw1Z-R3LnOB04AN57o631YeCxTQQsk/edit?hl=en_US ALPHA GML KEYWORD NETWORK!]

BETA:
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PHDX8LJg-llngEe7tDuQrJTdi6i8q8xwsM7l6dB5oCE/edit?hl=en_US BETA GML KEYWORD NETWORK!]

-Clio

==Meeting with Geoffrey West==

A group of us were interested to continue a discussion with Geoffrey West following his lecture this evening. We will be meeting over lunch next Wednesday 15th June at SFI in the medium conference room. Please add your name to the below list if you would like to attend. 
Nadja Kunz 
Martin Hilbert 
Shweta Singh 
Fran Moore 
Matteo Gagliolo 
Kevin Carlson 
Raghad Chawla 
Jacob Jensen 
Cristina Metgher 
Alejandro Fajardo 
Lydia Smith 
Antoine Allard 
Michael Sachs 
Nicolas Paez 
Christian Gunning 

==Potential Project==

I'd like to play around with the idea of using chaotic attractors to create music, as introduced by Liz Bradley. If anyone else is interested, please say so below! Ideally, I'd love to create a new piece of music (perhaps even recording a few of the budding musicians at the summer school if possible!), pull the individual parts of the composition apart and then use chaotic attractors to put them back together in new (and constantly evolving) ways. I have music production software on my laptop that we can use as a backbone, but we'd need to work out how to program something so that the differential equations controlled it (or otherwise figure out how to use the DEs to make a composition that we then record within the software - perhaps an easier option!) I'd like to hear other people's ideas about what elements of the piece the chaotic attractors could be used to manipulate - Liz's example only used them to re-order pitch, but I'm sure there are other things that we could do too. Hopefully this could be a project that we could play with in our spare time - I'm also looking to join in with a more academic project too, but I think this could potentially be a very enjoyable side-project. -Martin Gould

Interested: 
Anna Deluca 
Nini Zhang (I'm particularly interested variations as defined computationally v musically) 
Stefani Crabtree (What a great idea! I'm a musician: www.stefanicrabtree.com) 
Lydia Smith (I hope it's not too late to jump on board!) 

How about having a quick meeting to discuss ideas on Thursday lunch time? Dining hall at noon? The original paper that Liz talked about is here: [http://www.aip.org/journals/chaos/95_1.pdf] perhaps we could discuss which of the original ideas we'd like to use and also brainstorm some new ones that we'd like to try out. -Martin

==The CSSS11-network challenge==

Today the Networks Module has started. One of the well-known examples of a network, is a social network.
Did you realize you have been working hard on an (almost) completely new social network in the past few days?

How do these networks come in to place? How do we make friends? Will we be a fully connected network? How many hubs do we have - and can we explain how these hubs come in to place?

This is an excellent opportunity to find some answers to these questions!

The idea is to base the results on the contacts people make. Simply put: who did you have a conversation with? By noting this regularly, we can see the connectedness and sorts of the network evolve over time.

The plan is to collect data on 
1) The evolvement of the network over time, in terms of nr of contacts (conversations lasting over 10 minutes) per approx. 2 days 
2) The 'final' network, as in the people you feel connected to (would like to contact for science or social activities) 

All results will be processed anonymously and will appear (at the end of the summerschool) on the wiki.

We need your help off course, to answer these questions. 
The first survey can be found at: www.thesistools.com/web/?id=20584 

If you are interested in this project, I will organize some discussion meeting (probably in the next week). For now: add your name to the list below, and send in the survey! (while encouraging as much of your connections as you can to do so, too ;) )

If you have any questions, send a message to ehuk at rsm dot nl.

Thank you so much for your help!

The CSSS11-network challenge team 
- Evelien 
- Tomas 
- Clio 
- Randy 
- Antoine 
- JP 
- Cristina M. 
- ....(put your name here if you are in any way interested) 

Hey Guys! Some of your research interests have been entered. Hopefully this can give us a better idea of what we are studying, and how we can collaborate for the final challenge. They are organized in a google doc for sorting, searching etc, and all should have editing privileges. Sorry for typos!

[https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ak7533_HL5TadHdhRUFyWGVLRHlmN2liSEVtR2FDUEE&hl=en_US LINK TO GOOGLE DOC SPREADSHEET]

CHECK BACK FOR A NETWORK OF OUR INTERESTS!!!!!!

-Clio

==Econophysics/Economics Working Group==

Akira, Veronica and I have been discussing some econophysics-type problems recently, and we are going to set up a small working group to meet and discuss our work and problems that we've been thinking about. We will be talking about using ideas from complex systems (such as agent-based modelling, statistical mechanics, etc.) to re-visit traditional problems from economics. We haven't set a date for our first meeting yet, but it's likely to be early next week. Please add your name to the list below if you'd like to come along, either to talk or just to listen! 
Martin Gould 
Akira Toda 
Veronica Gheorghiade

Complex Systems Summer School 2011 (CSSS)

2011-06-14T21:00:42Z

Cliabunny: /* WHAT'S NEW?!?! */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

Welcome to the 2011 Complex Systems Summer School!

Please stay tuned as we add more content to these pages.

We're looking forward to seeing everyone on June 8th.

David Krakauer,

Program Director, 2011 SFI Complex Systems Summer School

'''Please sign up for [[Alfred Hubler's Nonlinear Dynamics Lab 2011 | Alfred Hubler's Nonlinear Dynamics Lab]]'''

==WHAT'S NEW?!?!==

15:02, 14 June 2011 (UTC) GML Network of Research Interests Posted under "Projects & Working Groups"

22:14, 13 June 2011 (UTC) Machine Learning readings up.

17:20, 13 June 2011 (UTC) Robustness readings up on Robustness module page

15:37, 13 June 2011 (UTC) Intro Netlogo tutorial linked off of software page

15:15, 13 June 2011 (UTC) New software on software page for networks module.

The Participants pages are up! If you haven't done so yet, please login to edit your wiki stub.
At the very least, answer the questions below and post a photo.

Start thinking about what (if any) tutorials or lectures you might want to give to your CSSS-mates, or what kinds of working groups you'd like to see organized.

Questions to get you started:
* What are your main interests? Feel free to include a "pie in the sky" big idea!
* What sort of expertise can you bring to the group?
* What do you hope to get out of the CSSS?
* Do you have any possible projects in mind for the CSSS?

Also, Please visit [http://www.facebook.com/pages/SFI-Complex-Systems-Summer-School/195552467134324?sk=wall&filter=2 the Complex Systems Summer School Facebook Page]

Complex Systems Summer School 2011 (CSSS)

2011-06-11T20:20:25Z

Cliabunny:

Complex Systems Summer School 2011-Projects & Working Groups

2011-06-10T22:34:14Z

Cliabunny:

2011-06-09T20:34:20Z

Cliabunny:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

Hi Everyone!

We are collecting everyone's interest/research "keywords" on a very 'high-tech' piece of notebook paper. They will be typed up and posted here ASAP, so that you can get a quick view of people with whom you may want to collaborate. Thanks for your participation.

Complex Systems Summer School 2011-Projects & Working Groups

2011-06-09T20:31:30Z

Cliabunny:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2011}}

Hi Everyone!

We are collecting everyone's interest/research "keywords". They will be available here, so that you can get a quick view of people with whom you may want to collaborate. Thanks for your participation.