- J-P. Cointet
- Morphogenesis
- Local networks, local topics: structural and semantic proximity in blogspace
- Social and semantic coevolution in knowledge networks
- Team formation dynamics
- Taxonomy of Socialist Party resolutions
- Phylomemetic Patterns in Science Evolution—The Rise and Fall of Scientific Fields
- Synthetic Biology Emergence
- Semantic Landscapes
- A metric for textual content
- Multi-level Science mapping
- Mapping Science Dynamics: a phylogenetic approach
- Authors and Concepts mapping
- Online press serving local democracy – a morphological analysis of political forums in France
- Food Security Frames
- The emergence and development of gene expression profiling
- Diffusion processes
- Tools and Methods
Tag Archives: structure
Simulating diffusion processes on various topology
Considering very simple diffusion rules between nodes, one can test wether various topology impact or not on diffusion dynamics. Let’s consider an asynchronous mouth-to-mouth spreading : at each time step, a random agent is interacting with one of her/his neighbor … Continue reading
Tagged diffusion, network, real-world, structure
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Morphogenesis
Knowledge communities feature specific structural properties. These high-level properties are important for two reasons: 1. they are oftentimes stable characteristics specific to each system that inform its organization. 2. they emerge from the local interactions between actors and content, yet … Continue reading