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Data Mining in Social Networks

Several techniques for learning statistical models have been developed recently by researchers in machine learning and data mining. All of these techniques must address a similar set of representational and algorithmic choices and must face a set of statistical challenges unique to learning from relational data.

David Jensen | David D. Jensen

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