CNET 6063 — Probabilistic Mathematics of Networks

2 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces advanced probabilistic tools and statistical methodologies within the realm of network science. Offers students an opportunity to obtain the skills needed to navigate and analyze the complexities and inherent uncertainties of networked systems. Introduces basic probabilistic computing with probability generating functions, the development of message-passing algorithms, and their various applications in the field of network science. Focuses primarily on modeling complex dynamical systems and tackling statistical inference problems using real-world network data, demonstrating the depth and versatility of these techniques.

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