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United States / / /
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OpenCV library / Harvard University / /
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e-prints / composite networks / social media / large social network / internet memes / communication technology / arbitrary networks / online communities / maximum spanning tree extraction algorithm / real world complex networks / heterogeneous social network / online memes / large-scale social networks / biological systems / Internet Archive / established computer vision algorithm / online popularity / atomic cultural product / social networks / human social networks / cultural products / social network / cultural systems / random networks / /
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Harvard University / Oxford University / IEEE Computer Society / Association for Computer Linguistics / /
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Muhammed Yildirim / Hidalgo Vandeweerdt / Clara Vandeweerdt / Morgan Kaufmann / /
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Author / D. J. / simple model of global cascades on random networks / /
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M-16 / /
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New York / /
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New England Journal of Medicine / The New England journal / /
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New England / /
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