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10 Mar 2017: Detecting Socio-Economic Impact of Cultural Investment Through Geo-Social Network Analysis. Xiao Zhou1,2, Desislava Hristova2, Anastasios Noulas3, Cecilia Mascolo2 1Dept. ... References Eagle, N., Macy, M. & Claxton, R. 2010. Network diversity and

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29 Feb 2008: This is similar, for exam-ple, to the introspection features found in Java 1.2and associated technologies, such as JavaBeans [30].More advanced features may also be offered, such asthe ability ... September2001. Springer Verlag. [7] L. Capra, W. Emmerich,

20 Jun 2008: Another class of toolsfor simulation of generic complex systems (not only computer systems, butalso economic, biological, industrial, etc.) are the so-called discrete-event sim-ulators. ... Most of these approaches, however,concentrate on testing aspects

17 May 2024: 2017. Cultural Investment and Urban Socio-Economic Development: A Geo-Social Network Approach. ... Computer Lab Publication of the Year. Detecting and Predicting Socio-Economic Impact of Cultural Investment through Geo-Social Network Analysis.

21 Jul 2012: II. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL CONTEXT. In May 2011, 13 out of the 17 Spanish autonomous areaswere facing regional elections. ... C. Hashtags. The tweets in our sample included some noise: even thoughthe hashtags were used mainly to refer to political,

12 Jul 2008: For example, hosts may not be selected even if they have thehighest delivery probability for economic or security reasonsaccording to the sender requirements.Device Profiles Another dimension of the problem of

29 Feb 2008: on the particular application. Figure 3 illustrates an exam-ple of a utility function encoding.

22 Jul 2023: Zimmerman, and P. H. A, Cloud Economics:Principles, Costs, and Benefits. Springer, London, 2010, pp.

29 Feb 2008: Therequester (aliceID) is a unique identity generated by Alice’s device, for exam-ple, by hashing her public key (the corresponding private key would sign eachmessage).