Here I will list my ten favorite papers of the 2010s related to my research. It’s not an ordered list, and it will not be too serious, so don’t hate me if your paper is not on the list. Here we go: R Bliege Bird, E Ready, EA Power, The social significance of subtle signals, […]
Category: Computational social science
The mild identity crisis of computational social science
I really like computational social science and love to identify myself as a computational social scientist. Having an identity in that sense is perhaps not so important. Throughout my entire career, I’ve got accustomed to being a [one field] person doing [another field] things, and learned to like it. Still computational social science very much […]
Zachary’s Zachary karate club
If you haven’t heard about Zachary’s karate club, you should probably be careful calling yourself a network scientist in the wrong company. It is a small network data set that is used as an example and benchmark for community detection algorithms. It even has a club! The Zachary Karate Club Club. With a trophy going […]
Petter Holme 