Titlebook: Broad Learning Through Fusions; An Application on So Jiawei Zhang,Philip S. Yu Textbook 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 data minin

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Supervised Network Alignmentocial network can be represented as a heterogeneous network containing abundant information about: who, where, when, and what, i.e., who the users are, where they have been to, what they have done, and when they did these activities. Different online social networks can provide unique social network

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Semi-supervised Network Alignmentain is usually of a small size compared with the network scale, and most of the potential anchor links are unlabeled actually. For instance, given the Facebook and Twitter networks containing millions or billions of users, identifying a very small training set merely with hundreds of correct anchor

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Community Detectionnt interactions with each other, while those in different groups will have less interactions on the other hand. Formally, such social groups form by users in online social networks are called the online social communities. Online social communities will partition the network into a number of compone

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Network Embeddingpresented as massive and complex networks. The representative examples include online social networks, like Facebook and Twitter, academic retrieval sites, like DBLP and Google Scholar, as well as bio-medical data, e.g., human brain networks. These networks/graphs are usually very challenging to han

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Frontier and Future Directionsmain parts, where the first 3 parts include 6 main research directions about broad learning based social network mining problems, including (1) ., (2) ., (3) ., (4) ., (5) ., and (6) .. These problems introduced in this book are all very important for many concrete real-world social network applicat

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Erkl?rungsmodell zum Netzwerkmarketing, which also renders us different from the other animals on this planet. To provide an example, according to our past experiences, we know the sun rises from the east and falls to the west; the moon rotates around the earth; 1 year has 365 days, which are all knowledge we derive from our past life experiences.