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The layered world of scientific conferences Export

In {Progress in WWW Research and Development} (2008), pp. 81-92.

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conferences informetrics layers networks small-world spanning-tree

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small-world network: based on 'layers' of networks with the same nodes (cf. Rousseau in ISSI Newsletter: networks with the same node-sets but different link-sets)

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Recent models have introduced the notion of dimensions and hierarchies in social networks. These models motivate the mining of small world graphs under a new perspective. We exemplary base our work on a conference graph, which is constructed from the DBLP publication records. We show that this graph indeed exhibits a layered structure as the models suggest. We then introduce a subtraction approach that allows to segregate layers. Using this technique we separate the conference graph into a thematic and a quality layer. As concrete applications of the discussed methods we present a novel rating method as well as a conference search tool that bases on our graph and its layer separation.


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