What Links Alice and Bob? Matching and Ranking Semantic Patterns in Heterogeneous Networks ∗ Jiongqian Liang∗ , Deepak Ajwani† , Patrick K. Nicholson† ,

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Date: 2017-10-04 01:36:14 Graph theory Mathematics Discrete mathematics Combinatorial optimization Search algorithms Network theory Routing algorithms Graph connectivity Graph traversal Shortest path problem Matching Connectivity		What Links Alice and Bob? Matching and Ranking Semantic Patterns in Heterogeneous Networks ∗ Jiongqian Liang∗ , Deepak Ajwani† , Patrick K. Nicholson† , Add to Reading List Source URL: gdac.uqam.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,26 MB Share Document on Facebook

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