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Social Capital in Networks: SIP Recap - Wednesday
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. SIP Recap - Wednesday. HP Labs), Social Dynamics in the Age of the Web. PARC), Augmented Social Cognition. HP Labs), Solving the organizational free riding problem with social networks. Yi-Ching Huang (NTU), You Are What You Tag. Content Reuse and Interest Sharing in Tagging Communities.
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Social Capital in Networks: February 2009
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Tuesday, February 03, 2009. Gave an excellent devotional today on being tolerant and accepting people around you. She effectively discussed the seven tips below:. Accept People Where They Are. Reflect on Goodness in Other Religions. See Differences as Part of Life. Value What We Can Learn From Others. Apricot Aquama...
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Social Capital in Networks: March 2009
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Here are a few notes on Statistical Design from class today. As you design your study it is important to realize that statistical significance is different than practical significance. Your results can be statistically significant, but not practically important. Determining the Sample size.
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Social Capital in Networks: Social Media Revolution
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Tuesday, October 06, 2009. Here is a fun little video that highlights some of the the current trends in the new ways people are communicating. Very nice information thanks for sharing it, and what about silica sand. Http:/ www.tasflowrance.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Computer Science, PhD.
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Social Capital in Networks: Using Color in Latex
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Monday, February 02, 2009. Using Color in Latex. Have you ever wanted to use color in latex? It is actually pretty simple. All you need to do is include the. Then you can use simple commands like:. Textcolor{Red}{I like Red.}. Here is a list of the 68 standard colors that you could use:. Apricot Aquamarine Bitterswe...
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Social Capital in Networks: Variation Testing
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Friday, October 09, 2009. What effect do subtle differences have upon website pages? There is growing interest in this area across a variety of groups. Here is a sample of sites/services that take a stab at it:. Http:/ www.whichtestwon.com. Http:/ www.google.com/websiteoptimizer. Http:/ www.abtests.com. There was an...
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Social Capital in Networks: Family Reunion on Facebook
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Thursday, January 15, 2009. Family Reunion on Facebook. Reunion sites are used primarily to "get the word out" about the reunion (e.g., location, events, cost), gather people's information (e.g., family member names), collect dues, and share family media (e.g., stories, pictures, videos). And a family reunion site.
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Social Capital in Networks: December 2008
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Saturday, December 27, 2008. Here are the basic settings that I used on a Mac to record Skype conversations using SoundFlower, Skype, and Audacity. Default Input: SoundFlower (2ch). Default Output: Built-in Output. Audio output: SoundFlower (2ch). Audio input: SoundFlower (2ch). Recording Device: SoundFlower (2ch).
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Social Capital in Networks: Tolerance and Acceptance
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Tuesday, February 03, 2009. Gave an excellent devotional today on being tolerant and accepting people around you. She effectively discussed the seven tips below:. Accept People Where They Are. Reflect on Goodness in Other Religions. See Differences as Part of Life. Value What We Can Learn From Others.
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Social Capital in Networks: Gary King
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Social Capital in Networks. This blog focuses on the relationships that connect us together providing potent insights for decision makers. In addition, a few data mining topics are presented. Thursday, October 01, 2009. Recommended by Elkan as one who is doing interesting research in Political Science using the latest technology. In reference to: Gary King. View on Google Sidewiki. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Computer Science, PhD. BYU Data Mining Lab Blog. BYU Data Mining Lab Wiki.
