Masaaki Inoue

Masaaki Inoue
Kyoto University | Kyodai · Department of Systems Science

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Publications (5)
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Temporal datasets that describe complex interactions between individuals over time are increasingly common in various domains. Conventional graph representations of such datasets may lead to information loss since higher-order relationships between more than two individuals must be broken into multiple pairwise relationships in graph representation...
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We propose a statistical method for estimating the non-parametric transitivity and preferential attachment functions simultaneously in a growing network, in contrast to conventional methods that either estimate each function in isolation or assume a certain functional form for these. Our model is demonstrated to exhibit a good fit to two real-world...
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We propose a statistical method to estimate simultaneously the non-parametric transitivity and preferential attachment functions in a growing network, in contrast to conventional methods that either estimate each function in isolation or assume some functional form for them. Our model is shown to be a good fit to two real-world co-authorship networ...
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We propose a directions of arrival (DOA) estimation method using Kronecker subspace that can cope with coherent source signals. The proposed method employs a new formulation of the Khatri-Rao (KR) product array processing, where not only auto-correlations but also cross-correlations of source signals are regarded as virtual source signals transmitt...
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We propose a method for the non-parametric joint estimation of preferential attachment and transitivity in complex networks, as opposite to conventional methods that either estimate one mechanism in isolation or jointly estimate both assuming some functional forms. We apply our method to three scientific co-authorship networks between scholars in t...

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