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First Steps to Netviz Nirvana: Evaluating Social Network Analysis with NodeXL

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—Social Network Analysis (SNA) has evolved as a popular, standard method for modeling meaningful, often hidden structural relationships in communities. Existing SNA tools often i...

Elizabeth M. Bonsignore, Cody Dunne, Dana Rotman, ...

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	255	First Steps to Netviz Nirvana: Evaluating Social Network Analysis with NodeXL	claim
2	238	Churn Prediction in MMORPGs: A Social Influence Based Approach	claim
3	231	Collaborative Mining in Multiple Social Networks Data for Criminal Group Discovery	claim
4	228	Analysing BitTorrent's Seeding Strategies	claim
5	224	Analyzing Enterprise Social Media Networks	claim
6	223	An Efficient Privacy Preserving Keyword Search Scheme in Cloud Computing	claim
7	215	All Friends Are Not Created Equal: An Interaction Intensity Based Approach to Privacy in Online Social Networks	claim
8	214	The Formation of Task-Oriented Groups: Exploring Combat Activities in Online Games	claim
9	209	FaceCloak: An Architecture for User Privacy on Social Networking Sites	claim
10	203	Completely Distributed Low Duty Cycle Communication for Long-Living Sensor Networks	claim
11	197	Fast Fusion of Medical Images Based on Bayesian Risk Minimization and Pixon Map	claim
12	192	Web Science 2.0: Identifying Trends through Semantic Social Network Analysis	claim
13	191	Analysis of a Location-Based Social Network	claim
14	182	Social Relationship Identification: An Example of Social Query	claim
15	180	Ambulation: A Tool for Monitoring Mobility Patterns over Time Using Mobile Phones	claim
16	179	On the Design of a Suitable Hardware Platform for Protocol Stack Processing in LTE Terminals	claim
17	179	Davis Social Links or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Net	claim
18	178	The Altruistic Searcher	claim
19	174	A Failure Adapted, Load-Balanced Distributed Routing for Wireless Ad Hoc Sensor Networks	claim
20	171	Using Discovery and Monitoring Services to Support Context-Aware Remote Assisted Living Applications	claim
21	171	Time Critical Content Delivery Using Predictable Patterns in Mobile Social Networks	claim
22	170	Autonomous Management and Control of Sensor Network-Based Applications	claim
23	169	Edge Anonymity in Social Network Graphs	claim
24	168	t-Plausibility: Semantic Preserving Text Sanitization	claim
25	168	MAW: A Reliable Lightweight Multi-hop Wireless Sensor Network Routing Protocol	claim
26	168	Processing Approximate Moving Range Queries in Mobile Sensor Environments	claim
27	166	Social Tagging in Query Expansion: A New Way for Personalized Web Search	claim
28	165	Prospector: Multiscale Energy Measurement of Networked Embedded Systems with Wideband Power Signals	claim
29	165	Performance Analysis of an HMM-Based Gesture Recognition Using a Wristwatch Device	claim
30	164	Architectural Support for Automated Software Attack Detection, Recovery, and Prevention	claim
31	163	Privacy in Online Social Networking at Workplace	claim
32	160	A Design Methodology for Self-Management in Distributed Environments	claim
33	160	Gaming On and Off the Social Graph: The Social Structure of Facebook Games	claim
34	158	Bio-chaotic Stream Cipher-Based Iris Image Encryption	claim
35	158	Solutions to Security and Privacy Issues in Mobile Social Networking	claim
36	154	Real World Routing Using Virtual World Information	claim
37	154	Inferring Unobservable Inter-community Links in Large Social Networks	claim
38	154	Mining Mobility Behavior from Trajectory Data	claim
39	154	Size Matters: Variation in Personal Network Size, Personality and Effect on Information Transmission	claim
40	152	Usable Privacy Controls for Blogs	claim
41	152	metaViz: Visualizing Computationally Identified Metaphors in Political Blogs	claim
42	151	Structure of Neighborhoods in a Large Social Network	claim
43	150	A Framework to Balance Privacy and Data Usability Using Data Degradation	claim
44	150	Social Inference Risk Modeling in Mobile and Social Applications	claim
45	149	Self-Adaptation of Fault Tolerance Requirements Using Contracts	claim
46	147	Inferring the Maximum Likelihood Hierarchy in Social Networks	claim
47	147	Enabling Privacy as a Fundamental Construct for Social Networks	claim
48	147	Adapting Privacy-Preserving Computation to the Service Provider Model	claim
49	146	Private Buddy Search: Enabling Private Spatial Queries in Social Networks	claim
50	146	Has Anyone Seen My Goose? Social Network Services in Developing Regions	claim
51	146	The Importance of Data Collection for Modelling Contact Networks	claim
52	145	Ceremonies Formal Analysis in PKI's Context	claim
53	144	A Study of Information Diffusion over a Realistic Social Network Model	claim
54	144	A Language of Life: Characterizing People Using Cell Phone Tracks	claim
55	144	Verifying the Interplay of Authorization Policies and Workflow in Service-Oriented Architectures	claim
56	143	Community Computing: Comparisons between Rural and Urban Societies Using Mobile Phone Data	claim
57	142	A Framework for Enforcing Constrained RBAC Policies	claim
58	142	Rotation Scheduling and Voltage Assignment to Minimize Energy for SoC	claim
59	141	A Semantic Imitation Model of Social Tag Choices	claim
60	141	Real Time Rectification for Stereo Correspondence	claim
61	138	Temporal Issue Trend Identifications in Blogs	claim
62	138	Clustering Signature in Complex Social Networks	claim
63	138	Anonymity, Privacy, Onymity, and Identity: A Modal Logic Approach	claim
64	137	Towards Automating Social Engineering Using Social Networking Sites	claim
65	136	Self-Tuning the Parameter of Adaptive Non-linear Sampling Method for Flow Statistics	claim
66	136	A Hybrid Enforcement Model for Group-centric Secure Information Sharing	claim
67	136	Self-Organized Data-Energy-Aware Clustering and Routing for Wireless Sensor Networks	claim
68	133	Probabilistic Generative Models of the Social Annotation Process	claim
69	133	Information Retrieval in Wikis Using an Ontology	claim
70	133	The Use of Online Videos in the 2008 U.S. Congressional Elections	claim
71	132	Satisficing the Masses: Applying Game Theory to Large-Scale, Democratic Decision Problems	claim
72	132	On the Design of Flexible Real-Time Schedulers for Embedded Systems	claim
73	131	Designing Privacy for Scalable Electronic Healthcare Linkage	claim
74	131	Socio-semantic Dynamics in a Blog Network	claim
75	131	Information Technology Capabilities for Digital Social Networks	claim
76	131	Where Information Searches for You: The Visible Past Ubiquitous Knowledge Environment for Digital Humanities	claim
77	131	Representing Small Group Evolution	claim
78	130	Reputation-Based Ontology Alignment for Autonomy and Interoperability in Distributed Access Control	claim
79	130	Social Interaction History: A Framework for Supporting Exploration of Social Information Spaces	claim
80	129	Key Predistribution Schemes Using Block Designs in Wireless Sensor Networks	claim
81	129	How Did You Get to Know That? A Traceable Word-of-Mouth Algorithm	claim
82	127	Social Authentication Protocol for Mobile Phones	claim
83	126	Black Bridge: A Scatternet Formation Algorithm for Solving a New Emerging Problem	claim
84	125	Modeling User Perception of Interaction Opportunities for Effective Teamwork	claim
85	124	Implementing Social Norms Using Policies	claim
86	124	Social Networks' XSS Worms	claim
87	123	Privacy-Preserving Multi-agent Constraint Satisfaction	claim
88	123	Designing to Attract Participation in a Niche Community for Women in Science & Engineering	claim
89	122	A Network-Aware Distributed Membership Protocol for Collaborative Defense	claim
90	121	A Visual Interface for Social Information Filtering	claim
91	121	Ranking Comments on the Social Web	claim
92	121	Is the Crowd's Wisdom Biased? A Quantitative Analysis of Three Online Communities	claim
93	120	A Lightweight Architecture for Secure Two-Party Mobile Payment	claim
94	120	A Comparative Study of Blocking Storage Methods for Sparse Matrices on Multicore Architectures	claim
95	119	Parallel Computation of Nash Equilibria in N-Player Games	claim
96	119	Large Online Social Footprints-An Emerging Threat	claim
97	119	Anonymity Properties of Stored or Transmitted Data Taken from Bluetooth Scans	claim
98	119	The Social Behaviors of Experts in Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games	claim
99	119	Extended Dempster-Shafer Theory in Context Reasoning for Ubiquitous Computing Environments	claim
100	118	Validation of Sociocultural Models and Meta-Models via Serious Games	claim
101	117	Equilibria and Efficiency Loss in Games on Networks	claim
102	115	A Congestion Control Framework for Handling Video Surveillance Traffics on WSN	claim
103	115	Tuning Evidence-Based Trust Models	claim
104	115	Security Implications of Virtualization: A Literature Study	claim
105	115	Social Learning Applications in Resource Constrained Networks	claim
106	114	Localization of Shipping Containers in Ports and Terminals Using Wireless Sensor Networks	claim
107	114	A Stigmergy Approach for Open Source Software Developer Community Simulation	claim
108	114	Surfing a Web of Trust: Reputation and Reciprocity on CouchSurfing.com	claim
109	114	Privacy-Enhanced Event Scheduling	claim
110	113	Swift Mode Changes in Memory Constrained Real-Time Systems	claim
111	113	Automated Murmurs: The Social Mobile Tourist Application	claim
112	112	The More Relay Nodes, the More Energy Efficient?	claim
113	111	Reprogrammable Module-Linker for Energy-Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks	claim
114	111	Predicting Interests of People on Online Social Networks	claim
115	111	TagRec: Leveraging Tagging Wisdom for Recommendation	claim
116	111	mBrace: Action-Based Performance Monitoring of Multi-tier Web Applications	claim
117	110	Visualization of the Constrained Coverage of Mobile Sensor Networks Based on GML	claim
118	110	Visually and Acoustically Exploring the High-Dimensional Space of Music	claim
119	110	A Survey of Human Computation Systems	claim
120	110	A Distributed Reservation Protocol for Collision-Free Three-Hop Mobility Support in WiMedia MAC	claim
121	110	A Unified Approach to Intra-domain Security	claim
122	110	Energy Consumption of Residential and Professional Switches	claim
123	109	Scalable APRIORI-Based Frequent Pattern Discovery	claim
124	109	Privacy Requirements in Vehicular Communication Systems	claim
125	109	Mining for Gold Farmers: Automatic Detection of Deviant Players in MMOGs	claim
126	108	Security and Trust through Electronic Social Network-Based Interactions	claim
127	108	Investigating Bimodal Clustering in Human Mobility	claim
128	108	Socially Enhanced Network Address Translation	claim
129	107	Co-located Many-Player Gaming on Large High-Resolution Displays	claim
130	107	Information Flow and Search in Unstructured Keyword Based Social Networks	claim
131	106	Efficient Translation of Algorithmic Kernels on Large-Scale Multi-cores	claim
132	106	Integrity Verification of Outsourced XML Databases	claim
133	104	Modelling of Pseudonymity under Probabilistic Linkability Attacks	claim
134	103	The Circles of Latitude: Adoption and Usage of Location Tracking in Online Social Networking	claim
135	103	Reliable Identities Using Off-the-Shelf Hardware Security in MANETs	claim
136	102	Analysis of Vehicular Roaming through Multiple WLAN APs in Container Terminal	claim
137	101	Feedback Loops of Attention in Peer Production	claim
138	101	Efficient Broadcast on Area of Interest in Voronoi Overlays	claim
139	100	Hardware Containers for Software Components: A Trusted Platform for COTS-Based Systems	claim
140	100	The Influence of Personalities Upon the Dynamics of Trust and Reputation	claim
141	99	HACK: A Health-Based Access Control Mechanism for Dynamic Enterprise Environments	claim
142	99	Mathematical Modeling of Social Games	claim
143	99	Quantifying Reciprocity in Social Networks	claim
144	99	Using Qtag to Extract Dominant Public Opinion in Very Large-Scale Conversation	claim
145	98	Pricing the American Option Using Reconfigurable Hardware	claim
146	98	Trust Is in the Eye of the Beholder	claim
147	98	Quantifying Utility and Trustworthiness for Advice Shared on Online Social Media	claim
148	97	Open Editing Algorithm: A Collaborative News Promotion Algorithm Based on Users' Voting History	claim
149	97	Towards Enabling Web 2.0 Content Sharing beyond Walled Gardens	claim
150	96	K-Stage Pipelined Bloom Filter for Packet Classification	claim
151	96	Social Synchrony: Predicting Mimicry of User Actions in Online Social Media	claim
152	92	Incorporating Participant Reputation in Community-Driven Question Answering Systems	claim
153	92	Optimization of Component Connections for an Embedded Component System	claim
154	92	SCI: Towards a Social Collaborative Integrated Development Environment	claim
155	91	Improving Interobserver Reliability by Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Behavioural Research	claim
156	91	NetBeat and Net4Tet-Networked Performance Instruments for Electroacoustic Music Students	claim
157	88	Noise Injection for Search Privacy Protection	claim
158	87	Ubiquitous Monitoring and Human Behaviour in Intelligent Pervasive Spaces	claim
159	86	Scaling Behaviors in the Communication Network between Cities	claim
160	85	ProActive Caching: Generating Caching Heuristics for Business Process Environments	claim
161	85	Reinforcement Learning of Listener Response for Mood Classification of Audio	claim
162	85	Names of Our Lives	claim
163	84	Intelligent Middleware for Adaptive Sensing of Tennis Coaching Sessions	claim
164	82	Virtually There: Exploring Proximity and Homophily in a Virtual World	claim
165	81	Development and Validation of an Agent-Based Simulation Model of Juvenile Delinquency	claim
166	80	Sensor-Based Feedback Systems in Organizational Computing	claim

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