Section outline
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Have you enjoyed the SNA course so much that you are considering a thesis on related subjects? Great!
Here a few ideas we would like to work on... of course you can also propose something new and completely different!
- NDlib: diffusion model comparison framework
- NDlib: modeling competing diffusion processes
- NDlib: definition of novel diffusion models tailored for specific scenarios (e.g., fake news, opinion dynamics...)
- COVID19 modelling
- CDlib: comparative analysis of Community Discovery algorithms
- CDlib: definition of novel community discovery approaches for dynamic/multiplex networks
- CDlib-viz: a visual framework for the analysis of community partitions
- XAI: Explaining Community Discovery Algorithms
- DyNetX: a library for modeling and studying dynamic network topologies
- Graph Embedding: representing (static|dynamic) networks in low dimensional space to support prediction and clustering
- High Order Networks: studying and modeling high-order temporal networks
- Country-wide Agent-Based simulation systems
- Network Medicine applications
- Semantic Network Analysis
- Scholarly Data Analysis
- Migration through the lenses of Social Media Platform
- Fake News, Echo Chambers, Polarization
- ...
A thesis can focus either on the definition of a new model/algorithm or on the usage of complex network analysis methodologies as tools for studying specific phenomena.
Contact Dino Pedreschi and Giulio Rossetti for more details.