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Research
Research in my group, NaN,
addresses the challenges posed by scalable
Web,
text, and
data
mining applications. We aim to integrate
machine learning
approaches such as
evolutionary computation and
neural networks
with the bottom-up ideas of
artificial life and
distributed
Web searching agents
to design adaptive and
autonomous systems that can help us
solve such problems. We also use the analytical and modeling
tools of complex systems
to attack problems in collaborative Web search,
information management, Internet security, electronic commerce,
computational economics, and biology.
Ongoing Projects
- Web Topologies: mining and mapping the semantics of document networks*
- Sixearch: 6S is a social peer network for distributed adaptive Web search*
- GiveALink: Building a social semantic network from donated Web bookmarks
- InfoNet: coevolving networks in complex information ecologies
- Behavioral networks: analysis of Internet traffic, scalability, and vulnerability
- ACE: agent-based models of rule dynamics, social networks, and organizations**
- BioNets: clustering, inference and vulnerability in biological networks
- Web Security and Privacy: Web vulnerabilities exploited for phishing, click fraud, etc.
Recent Talks
Past Projects
- InfoSpiders: intelligent, adaptive, topical Web crawlers*
- IntelliShopper: learning e-commerce agents
- ELSA: Evolutionary Local Selection Algorithms
- LEE: Latent Energy Environments
(*) Research supported by a CAREER award from the
National Science Foundation.
(**) Research supported in part by a Human and Social
Dynamics award from the National Science Foundation.
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