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9 results for keyword:network analysis
9 results for keyword:network analysis

A Person Network of the Netherlands

As part of its research programme Statistics Netherlands has derived a network of the entire Dutch population. This paper describes the methods used to derive the network and will give an overview of...

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Traffic Flow Density Estimation using Neural Networks

Estimating traffic flow densities measured through road sensors using neural networks

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Ensembles of networks

About viewing a given network as a realization of a network which belongs to a certain set of networks, called an ensemble. It is comparable to viewing a population as being generated from a...

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Complexity and simplification of networks (v2)

The paper deals with two topics: the quantification of the complexity of networks (graphs and digraphs) and the simplification of networks by identifying their most important parts (nodes and arcs /...

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Redistribution of mass and probabilities

Models to transport goods or matter can also be used to disaggregate probability measures defined on 2D-tables.

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Topological anonymity in networks

Statistics Netherlands has been investigating Network data as a source of new statistics. This implies new questions in the area of statistical disclosure control. In this paper a theory for...

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Elastic energy of networks

The paper is about invariants of networks by labeling and relabeling its nodes or arcs. These invariants can be used to classify networks as to their complexity, or to distinguish non-isomorphic...

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CBS and UvA in collaboration to solve social problems

It sounds like science fiction: a ‘digital twin’ of society that policy-makers can use to resolve complex social problems.

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Using complexity science to understand social problems

On 1 January 2021, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) senior methodologist Frank Pijpers was appointed Professor of Complexity for Official Statistics at the University of Amsterdam (UvA).

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