Essays about: "eigenvector centrality"
Found 4 essays containing the words eigenvector centrality.
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1. Exploring the Impact of Centrality Measures on Stock Market Performance in Stockholm Market: A Comparative Study
University essay from Mälardalens universitet/Utbildningsvetenskap och MatematikAbstract : Centrality measures in network analysis have become a popular measurement tool for identifying coherent nodes within a network. In the context of stock markets, the centrality measure helps to identify key performing ele- ments and strengths for specific stocks and determine their impact on disrupting market value and performance. READ MORE
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2. Automatic modeling and analysis of corporate communication through multiple mediums
University essay from Linköpings universitet/Programvara och systemAbstract : This thesis describes the process of modeling and analysis of corporate communication through chat and telephone with data taken from the Briteback enterprise communication application. Phone communication is measured by the number and duration of calls, and chat communication by the minimum number of messages sent from one person to another. READ MORE
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3. Hide and Seek in a Social Network
University essay from Linköpings universitet/KommunikationssystemAbstract : In this thesis a known heuristic for decreasing a node's centrality scores while maintaining influence, called ROAM, is compared to a modified version specifically designed to decrease eigenvector centrality. The performances of these heuristics are also tested against the Shapley values of a cooperative game played over the considered network, where the game is such that influential nodes receive higher Shapley values. READ MORE
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4. Computing network centrality measures on fMRI data using fully weighted adjacency matrices
University essay from Umeå universitet/Institutionen för datavetenskapAbstract : A lot of interesting research is currently being done in the field of neuroscience, a recent subject being the effort to analyse the the human brain connectome and its functional connectivity. One way this is done is by applying graph-theory based network analysis, such as centrality, on data from fMRI measurements. READ MORE