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*[[Time-Delayed Embedding project]] aimed at learning the method and applying it to interesting datasets. | *[[Time-Delayed Embedding project]] aimed at learning the method and applying it to interesting datasets. | ||
*[[Social Network Dynamic Analysis | *[[Social Network Dynamic Analysis:]] using event-data to model conflict and cooperation networks. | ||
*[[Power-laws, Conflict and Cooperation | *[[Power-laws, Conflict and Cooperation:]] using event-data to investigate whether conflict and cooperation events follow a power-law distribution. | ||
*[[World Order Stability | *[[World Order Stability:]] applying foodweb dynamics to model stability in a uni-polar versus a multi-polar world order. | ||
*[[Negative Event Driven Ethnic Migration]] : An agent-based model of ethnic migration from negative events. Built with Schelling Dynamics in simultaneous spatial and social network structures. | *[[Negative Event Driven Ethnic Migration]] : An agent-based model of ethnic migration from negative events. Built with Schelling Dynamics in simultaneous spatial and social network structures. | ||
Revision as of 19:36, 16 June 2006
- Chamisa meta-group: Study of network generation
- WikiPeer Group Study of two reputation voting models
- Biological regulatory networks group Study of biological regulatory networks with stochastic boolean models
- RNAnet a RNA based toy model for regulatory networks
- Time-Delayed Embedding project aimed at learning the method and applying it to interesting datasets.
- Social Network Dynamic Analysis: using event-data to model conflict and cooperation networks.
- Power-laws, Conflict and Cooperation: using event-data to investigate whether conflict and cooperation events follow a power-law distribution.
- World Order Stability: applying foodweb dynamics to model stability in a uni-polar versus a multi-polar world order.
- Negative Event Driven Ethnic Migration : An agent-based model of ethnic migration from negative events. Built with Schelling Dynamics in simultaneous spatial and social network structures.