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1 Network Science, National Academies Press, 2006
Robert Nowak ECE Dept., UW-Madison Research Interests: statistical signal processing, machine learning, imaging and network science, and applications in communications, bio/medical imaging, and in silico genomics.  Network Science, National Academies Press, 2006 The study of complex networked systems. Key Challenges : “Characterization of the dynamics and information flow in networked systems, modeling, analysis, and acquisition of experimental data for extremely large networks.” I would like to thank Josiane Zerubia for inviting me to speak today and to visit INRIA again. It is a great pleasure to continue my collaborations with her outstanding research group. My take: In many large-scale problems we have limited prior knowledge, but a wealth of data.  How much can we learn from data? Adaptivity to unknown system behavior is key.

2 Challenge 1: Inferring Networks from Experimental Data
Network Tomography: Infer network behavior and structure from indirect and incomplete data Challenges: ill-posed problem errors and noise calibration MAP Kinase Regulation Network Internet routing behavior/structure I would like to thank Josiane Zerubia for inviting me to speak today and to visit INRIA again. It is a great pleasure to continue my collaborations with her outstanding research group.

3 Challenge 2: Detecting Weak Non-Local Signals
Network Detection: Xi = data at each node Test: H0 : Xi ~ N(0,1) for all i vs. H1 : Xi ~ N(m,1), m > 0, at handful of nodes Challenge: m > 0 may be so small, that individual testing at each node is unreliable (e.g., biohazard or Internet virus detection) plug-in schemes (e.g., the GLRT) are suboptimal in high dimensional settings Data fusion (aggregation) can enhance detection capabilities, but typically requires strong prior knowledge I would like to thank Josiane Zerubia for inviting me to speak today and to visit INRIA again. It is a great pleasure to continue my collaborations with her outstanding research group. Detection must be adaptive to unknown network behavior and/or structure


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