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Accession Number:
AD1168000
Title:
Mining Large Dynamic Graphs and Tensors
Descriptive Note:
[Technical Report, Doctoral Thesis]
Corporate Author:
Carnegie Mellon University
Report Date:
2019-02-02
Pagination or Media Count:
321
Abstract:
Graphs are ubiquitous, representing a variety of information, ranging from who follows whom on online social networks to who reviews what on e-commerce sites. Many of these graphs are large e.g., online social networks with over two billion active users and dynamic i.e., nodes and edges can be added and removed over time. Moreover, they are with rich side information e.g., e-commerce reviews with timestamps, ratings, and text and thus naturally modeled as tensors i.e., multi-dimensional arrays.
Distribution Statement:
[A, Approved For Public Release]