Titlebook: Innovation Networks; New Approaches in Mo Andreas Pyka,Andrea Scharnhorst Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Evolution.Innova

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Ingrid Hartmann-Sonntag,Andrea Scharnhorst,Werner Ebelingrofessional answers from registered doctors. Most of these websites provide medical QA information related to the newly posted question by retrieval system. Previous researches regard such problem as question matching task: given a pair of questions, the supervised models learn question representati

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rofessional answers from registered doctors. Most of these websites provide medical QA information related to the newly posted question by retrieval system. Previous researches regard such problem as question matching task: given a pair of questions, the supervised models learn question representati

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Knowledge Networks: Structure and Dynamicsy to the social sciences. Interestingly enough, it seems that in spite of the wide differences between the entities constituting such networks, ranging from the interactions of biological molecules in cells to the Internet to citations (Barabasi et al., 1999, Barabasi, 2002; Barabasi and Bonabeau, 2

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Death of Distance in Science? A Gravity Approach to Research Collaboration and across various disciplines. Economic geography∈dexgeography has been no exception. The work on networks in economic geography can be divided into two types of research. First, there are studies on inter-firm networks and their impact on firm performance. For a large part, such studies have been

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Agent-Based Modelling of Innovation Networks – The Fairytale of Spilloveres are coordinated, where innovation takes place, where knowledge is generated, communicated, re-combined and exchanged. In such competitive and knowledgeintensive environments characterized by price as well as innovation competition and in which there are quickly changing global technological and e

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Tools from Statistical Physics for the Analysis of Social Networksthods to parts of the research done by physicists in the field of complex networks∈dexcomplex networks. In fact, much of the research done by physicists has been inspired by examples and problems from sociology. We believe that the methods developed by natural scientists will prove to be valuable to

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Modeling Evolving Innovation Networksthe absence of ongoing technological improvements, economic growth can hardly be maintained [Barro and Sala-i Martin 2004]. The close link between innovation and economic performance has become generally accepted. Following this insight, in recent years of economic growth, OECD countries have foster

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Propagation of Innovations in Complex Patterns of Interactionnd economical systems has attracted a lot of attention from the physics community (Arthur et al. 1997, Mantegna and Stanley 1999, Bouchaud and Potters 2000). So far, one of the main contributions to these fields has been the analysis of simple models that capture the basic features of the investigat

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Sensitive Networks – Modelling Self-Organization and Innovation Processes in Networksed with innovations in network systems. On our understanding “self-organization” is the spontaneous formation of structures (Ebeling and Feistel, 1982, 1994; Feistel and Ebeling, 1989). An “innovation”, on a general system-theoretical understanding, is the appearance of, for example, a new species,