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  1. Recent advancements have been made in the development of cell-based in-vitro neuronal networks, or organoids. In order to better understand the network structure of these organoids, a super-selective algorithm...

    Authors: Tianyi Chen, Youngser Park, Ali Saad-Eldin, Zachary Lubberts, Avanti Athreya, Benjamin D. Pedigo, Joshua T. Vogelstein, Francesca Puppo, Gabriel A. Silva, Alysson R. Muotri, Weiwei Yang, Christopher M. White and Carey E. Priebe
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:45
  2. We discuss the added value of various approaches for identifying similarities in social network communities based on the content they produce. We show the limitations of observing communities using topology-on...

    Authors: Bojan Evkoski, Petra Kralj Novak and Nikola Ljubešić
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:40

    The Correction to this article has been published in Applied Network Science 2023 8:47

  3. We investigate the statistical learning of nodal attribute functionals in homophily networks using random walks. Attributes can be discrete or continuous. A generalization of various existing canonical models,...

    Authors: Nelson Antunes, Sayan Banerjee, Shankar Bhamidi and Vladas Pipiras
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:39
  4. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are a type of digital asset that can prove ownership of both virtual and physical assets using blockchains. Even though creating and trading NFTs have experienced a significant incre...

    Authors: Sajjad Alizadeh, Amin Setayesh, Arash Mohamadpour and Behnam Bahrak
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:38
  5. In times of a global pandemic, public transit can be crucial to spreading viruses, especially in big cities. Many works have shown that the human infection risk could be extremely high due to the length of exp...

    Authors: Fernanda R. Gubert, Priscila Santin, Mauro Fonseca, Anelise Munaretto and Thiago H. Silva
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:37
  6. Some phenotypical changes may be related to changes in the associations among genes. The set of such associations is referred to as gene interaction (or association) networks. An association network represents...

    Authors: Pietro Hiram Guzzi, Francesca Cortese, Gaia Chiara Mannino, Elisabetta Pedace, Elena Succurro, Francesco Andreozzi and Pierangelo Veltri
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:36
  7. In the Bitcoin protocol, dust refers to small amounts of currency that are lower than the fee required to spend them in a transaction. Although “economically irrational”, dust is commonly used for achieving un...

    Authors: Matteo Loporchio, Anna Bernasconi, Damiano Di Francesco Maesa and Laura Ricci
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:34
  8. Interactive programming environments are powerful tools for promoting innovative network thinking, teaching science of complexity, and exploring emergent phenomena. This paper reports on our recent development...

    Authors: Ayan Chatterjee, Qingtao Cao, Amirhossein Sajadi and Babak Ravandi
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:33
  9. The widely used characterization of scale-free networks as “robust-yet-fragile” originates primarily from experiments on instances generated by preferential attachment. According to this characterization, scal...

    Authors: Rouzbeh Hasheminezhad and Ulrik Brandes
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:32
  10. Role discovery is the task of dividing the set of nodes on a graph into classes of structurally similar roles. Modern strategies for role discovery typically rely on graph embedding techniques, which are capab...

    Authors: Eoghan Cunningham and Derek Greene
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:28
  11. The Artificial Benchmark for Community Detection graph (ABCD) is a random graph model with community structure and power-law distribution for both degrees and community sizes. The model generates graphs with simi...

    Authors: Bogumił Kamiński, Paweł Prałat and François Théberge
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:25
  12. Protecting medical privacy can create obstacles in the analysis and distribution of healthcare graphs and statistical inferences accompanying them. We pose a graph simulation model which generates networks usi...

    Authors: Carly A. Bobak, Yifan Zhao, Joshua J. Levy and A. James O’Malley
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:23
  13. The use of data and algorithms in the social sciences allows for exciting progress, but also poses epistemological challenges. Operations that appear innocent and purely technical may profoundly influence fina...

    Authors: Alberto Cottica, Veronica Davidov, Magdalena Góralska, Jan Kubik, Guy Melançon, Richard Mole, Bruno Pinaud and Wojciech Szymański
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:22
  14. Empirical studies of the spread of something through social networks, a process often called diffusion, tend to rely on network data assembled from the measurement of multiple kinds of social ties. These can b...

    Authors: Jennifer M. Larson and Pedro L. Rodriguez
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:21
  15. Stochastic dynamical systems in which local interactions give rise to complex emerging phenomena are ubiquitous in nature and society. This work explores the problem of inferring the unknown interaction struct...

    Authors: Gerrit Großmann, Julian Zimmerlin, Michael Backenköhler and Verena Wolf
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:18
  16. The fractal nature of complex networks has received a great deal of research interest in the last two decades. Similarly to geometric fractals, the fractality of networks can also be defined with the so-called...

    Authors: Enikő Zakar-Polyák, Marcell Nagy and Roland Molontay
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:17

    The Correction to this article has been published in Applied Network Science 2023 8:26

  17. The COVID-19 pandemic has shed light on how the spread of infectious diseases worldwide are importantly shaped by both human mobility networks and socio-economic factors. However, few studies look at how both ...

    Authors: Shiv G. Yücel, Rafael H. M. Pereira, Pedro S. Peixoto and Chico Q. Camargo
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:16
  18. Genealogical networks (i.e. family trees) are of growing interest, with the largest known data sets now including well over one billion individuals. Interest in family history also supports an 8.5 billion doll...

    Authors: Zachary M. Boyd, Nick Callor, Taylor Gledhill, Abigail Jenkins, Robert Snellman, Benjamin Webb and Raelynn Wonnacott
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:15
  19. In this paper, we address the problem of earthquake declustering, and propose a k-nearest neighbors approach based on the selection of multiple-parent nodes with respect to each of the given earthquakes, which ca...

    Authors: Yuki Yamagishi, Kazumi Saito, Kazuro Hirahara and Naonori Ueda
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:14
  20. Systems Thinking (ST) has become essential for practitioners and experts when dealing with turbulent and complex environments. Twitter medium harbors social capital including systems thinkers, however there ar...

    Authors: Harun Pirim, Morteza Nagahi, Oumaima Larif, Mohammad Nagahisarchoghaei and Raed Jaradat
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:12
  21. We investigate automatic methods to assess COVID vaccination views in Twitter content. Vaccine skepticism has been a controversial topic of long history that has become more important than ever with the COVID-...

    Authors: Ferenc Béres, Tamás Vilmos Michaletzky, Rita Csoma and András A. Benczúr
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:11
  22. The study investigates to what degree Indonesia’s large-scale decentralization and democratization changed corruption networks. A role structure approach is developed to move current analysis of dyad-level str...

    Authors: Mala Sondang Silitonga, Rafael Wittek, Tom A. B. Snijders and Liesbet Heyse
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:8
  23. This study outlines an efficient weighted network centrality measure approach and its application in network pharmacology for exploring mechanisms of action of the Ruellia prostrata (RP) and Ruellia bignoniiflora

    Authors: Peter Juma Ochieng, Abrar Hussain, József Dombi and Miklós Krész
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:7
  24. The graph-theoretic based studies employing bipartite network approach mostly focus on surveying the statistical properties of the structure and behavior of the network systems under the domain of complex netw...

    Authors: Chin Ying Liew, Jane Labadin, Woon Chee Kok and Monday Okpoto Eze
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:6
  25. We propose a dynamic network sampling scheme to optimize block recovery for stochastic blockmodel in the case where it is prohibitively expensive to observe the entire graph. Theoretically, we provide justific...

    Authors: Cong Mu, Youngser Park and Carey E. Priebe
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:5
  26. This study aims to improve our understanding of criminal accomplice selection by studying the evolution of co-offending networks—i.e., networks that connect those who commit crimes together. To this end, we te...

    Authors: Alberto Nieto, Toby Davies and Hervé Borrion
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:4
  27. Recent advancements in network science showed that the topological credentials of the elements (i.e., links) in a network carry important implications. Likewise, roadway segments (i.e., links) in a road networ...

    Authors: Md Ashraf Ahmed, H. M. Imran Kays and Arif Mohaimin Sadri
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2023 8:2
  28. By applying network analysis techniques to large input–output system, we identify key sectors in the local/regional economy. We overcome the limitations of traditional measures of centrality by using random-wa...

    Authors: Fernando DePaolis, Phil Murphy and M. Clara De Paolis Kaluza
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2022 7:86
  29. In this paper, we propose a general framework for the reconstruction of the underlying cross-regional transmission network contributing to the spread of an infectious disease. We employ an autoregressive model...

    Authors: Sara Najem, Stefano Monni, Rola Hatoum, Hawraa Sweidan, Ghaleb Faour, Chadi Abdallah, Nada Ghosn, Hamad Hassan and Jihad Touma
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2022 7:85
  30. The deluge of network datasets demands a standard way to effectively and succinctly summarize network datasets. Building on similar efforts to standardize the documentation of models and datasets in machine le...

    Authors: James Bagrow and Yong-Yeol Ahn
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2022 7:84
  31. Fraud, corruption, and collusion are the most common types of crime in public procurement processes; they produce significant monetary losses, inefficiency, and misuse of the public treasury. However, empirica...

    Authors: Marcos S. Lyra, Bruno Damásio, Flávio L. Pinheiro and Fernando Bacao
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2022 7:83
  32. Social networks have been shown to enhance player experience in online games and to be important for the players, who often build complex communities. In online and mobile games, the behavior of players is bur...

    Authors: María Óskarsdóttir, Kristín Eva Gísladóttir, Ragnar Stefánsson, Damian Aleman and Carlos Sarraute
    Citation: Applied Network Science 2022 7:82

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