Titlebook: Computational Social Networks; Tools, Perspectives Ajith Abraham,Aboul-Ella Hassanien Book 2012 Springer-Verlag London 2012 Ad Hoc Network

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Intelligent Social Network of Devicesk. This chapter deals with how devices can contribute to a social network used by people. It describes the need for devices to detect user activity and allow other users to interact using that information, thereby creating an immersion of the real and virtual worlds. It discusses the enabling techno

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Social Network-Based Media Sharing in the Ubiquitous Environment: Technologies and Applicationsities are naturally integrated with the surrounding objects rather than being isolated units by themselves. Instead of requiring humans to learn how to use computers, intelligence in the environment is smart enough to automatically sense and serve users’ needs. Since the origination of ubiquitous co

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Real Emotions for Simulated Social Networks, such as social network sites navigation, to use these information in modeling complex phenomena. We suggest the use of agent-based models, since this is a flexible and powerful tool in complex systems modeling; moreover such models are able to include behavioral cues for heterogeneous agents: this

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Social Networks for Learning: Breaking Through the Walled Garden of the VLEoften standardised and pedestrian; typically resources are made more available to the learner without necessarily adding value to the learning. Many contemporary theorists in e-learning advocate learning environments developed using social network technologies and Web 2.0 tools, to encourage learner

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Book 2012ions from a international selection of world-class experts, with a specific focus on practical tools, applications, and open avenues for further research (the other two volumes review issues of .Security and Privacy., and .Mining and Visualization. in CSNs). Topics and features: presents the latest

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Outlines of a Sustainable Metals Industrypological features and nodal attributes. To be as concrete as possible, we use a real-world social network to illustrate the application of the presented tools and give examples of interpretation of their results from a Business Science perspective.

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Sustainable Mobility in Metropolitan Regionsaspects (using a belt respiration sensor and a electrocardiogram), and facial cues (using two facial electromyography sensors). Subjects showed an optimal experience during navigation and this information gave us the chance to discuss an example of information diffusion using both a mathematical model and an agent-based model.