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Trophic network probability
Given any species level topology where represents edges or links, and represents vertices or species, the probability of that specific topology is the probability of the set of interspecific links … more →
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UC/ETEA Uses
Alex wrote 2 months ago: UC/ETEA can be used to document and organize Information Worlds and complex segments of the real wor … more →
When Theory Met Practice
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interactioninstitute wrote 2 months ago: By Curtis Ogden A colleague and I recently met with staff of a client organization to discuss their … more →
UC (YouSee) Origins
Alex wrote 3 months ago: While designing and building an application to document telecom facilities using interactive vector … more →
The Network University
compositionfrombelow wrote 3 months ago: …a big part of the university’s work is still institutional: reproducing hierarchical di … more →
How do we know what we think we know? What the Density Classification Problem tells us
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fourcultures wrote 4 months ago: How can we know what the world is really like? We often hear fairly frank opinions about how things … more →
The Evolution of Social Networking Sites and Research 2.0: Social Media & Marketing (Presentation)
zincresearch wrote 4 months ago: In May 2008, my business partner, Rick Frank, Dufferin Research, and I presented at the Marketing Re … more →
Kanazawa S. (2004) The Savannah Principle
Ben wrote 5 months ago: Kanazawa, Satoshi (2004) “The Savanna Principle”, Managerial and Decision Economics, 25/1, 41-54. … more →
Taking on the System...
kara Q wrote 5 months ago: “Arctic Monkeys: … [When we went number one in England] we were on the news and radio ab … more →
NOTES: Lawrence Lessig...
kara Q wrote 5 months ago: note: Lawrence Lessig’s argument that “the Internet’s legal and technical infrastr … more →
Trophic network probability
proopnarine wrote 5 months ago: Given any species level topology where represents edges or links, and represents vertices or spec … more →
Another view
proopnarine wrote 5 months ago: This is another rendering of the San Francisco Bay food web (see below) using a different drawing a … more →
And the answer is...
proopnarine wrote 5 months ago: The number of species-level food webs, or variations of the community (such as the web shown in the … more →
Size of a network space
proopnarine wrote 5 months ago: One possible food web for Late Miocene shallow marine community, Dominican Republic. The metanetwork … more →
SEEDless
proopnarine wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday, while on a very long flight, I read the latest Seed Salon in Seed Magazine. It is a conve … more →
Prey dynamics
proopnarine wrote 6 months ago: The figure here is very similar to the one in the previous post, but these results are for the guil … more →
Lighting up an ecosystem
proopnarine wrote 6 months ago: One of the final pieces needed to explain the critical/threshold point in a bottom-up CEG perturbat … more →
Tipping point II
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proopnarine wrote 6 months ago: Red ellipses represent the two threshold points. The story so far: We have a food web of a shallow c … more →
Tipping point
proopnarine wrote 6 months ago: Transition point refers to the perturbation magnitude at which there is a rapid or nearly discontinu … more →
Progress
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proopnarine wrote 6 months ago: Ah, finally back to work. The lungs seem to cooperating again, and while not 100%, boy, it felt goo … more →
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