论文信息 - Updated network analysis of the imprecise probability community based on ISIPTA electronic proceedings

Updated network analysis of the imprecise probability community based on ISIPTA electronic proceedings

In the last decade, research activities in imprecise probability (IP), carried out by isolated groups scattered throughout the world, have been successively embedded into a number of formal structures: the biennial ISIPTA symposium starting in 1999, the SIPTA society founded in 2002, and the SIPTA summer schools since 2004. To reect this period of adolescence in a data analytic way, a natural approach is to apply social network analysis. Following recent publications in the analysis of scientic

Gm Gero Walter | Christoph Jansen | Thomas Augustin

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