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Social Network Analysis - Lecture 11 - * Dr. Stefan Siersdorfer 1 * Figures and Examples in Slides from Easley and Kleinberg 2010.

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1 Social Network Analysis - Lecture 11 - * Dr. Stefan Siersdorfer 1 * Figures and Examples in Slides from Easley and Kleinberg 2010

2 Milgram Experiment: Results 2

3 Small Wold: MS Instant Messenger 3

4 Watts-Strogatz Model (1) 4

5 Watts-Strogatz Model (2) 5

6 Decentralized Search 6

7 Modelling Decentralized Search Idea: probability of random edge beteen nodes v and w decay with distance: ~ d(v,w) -q 7

8 What‘s the best q for decentralized search? 8

9 Spatial Distribution of LiveJournal Users 9

10 Optimal Exponent: LiveJournal Experiment 10

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