—Traditional approaches to K-anonymity provide privacy guarantees over publicly released data sets with specified quasi-identifiers. However, the most common public releases of...
Abstract—Trust is an important yet complex and little understood dyadic relation among actors in a social network. There are many dimensions to trust; trust plays an important ro...
Sibel Adali, Robert Escriva, Mark K. Goldberg, Myk...
: Real-world social networks, while disparate in nature, often comprise of a set of loose clusters (a.k.a. communities), in which members are better connected to each other than to...
Abstract. In this paper, we examine a trust-based framework for promoting honesty in e-marketplaces that relies on buyers forming social networks to share reputation ratings of sel...
The “small world” phenomenon, i.e., the fact that the global social network is strongly connected in the sense that every two persons are inter-related through a small chain o...
Graduation (1980) and Masters (1989) Library and Documentation from the Catholic University of Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil. PhD in Communication Sciences from the University of S...
—The discovery of evolving communities in dynamic networks is an important research topic that poses challenging tasks. Previous evolutionary based clustering methods try to maxi...
—In email networks, user behaviors affect the way emails are sent and replied. While knowing these user behaviors can help to create more intelligent email services, there has no...
Byung-Won On, Ee-Peng Lim, Jing Jiang, Amruta Pura...
One of the most compelling social questions, which until now was left unanswered by current technology, is "Who's that?" This question is usually asked about a new ...
Aaron Beach, Mike Gartrell, Sirisha Akkala, Jack E...