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Graph and Network Analysis

Graph and Network Science models and analyzes complex systems made of interconnected entities.

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Overview

About this area

Graph and Network Science provides a mathematical and computational framework for modeling and analyzing complex systems composed of interconnected entities. It enables the study of connectivity patterns, information flow, structural organization, and system dynamics. Integrating graph theory, optimization, statistics, machine learning, and network science, this field supports the discovery of hidden relationships, identification of key components and communities, and prediction of system behavior in large-scale and high-dimensional data. Applications span computational biology, social networks, transportation, communication systems, and artificial intelligence.

Themes

Research themes

  1. Graph AI and Social Network Intelligence
  2. High-Performance Graph Mining and Systems
  3. Smart Systems Optimization and Logistics
  4. Computational Biology and Bio-Network Modeling

Faculty

Ratinan Boonklurb
Professor
Ratinan Boonklurb
Faculty
Kitiporn Plaimas
Associate Professor
Kitiporn Plaimas
Faculty
Thap Panitanarak
Assistant Professor
Thap Panitanarak
Faculty

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