Reference change · event page
Reference changes · DOI
2017 , journal =
Published notice on a work cited in the Pith corpus. Exact quotes below. No model judges whether any citation was load-bearing.
This page records that a citing paper's bibliography includes a work with a published notice. It is not a judgment on the citing paper.
Correction
Crossref
6 open · 6 total · 0 disputed
- Event date
- 2020-02-28
01Notices on this DOI
-
Correction
Crossref · 2020-02-28
-
Correction
Crossref · 2018-06-18
02One-hop citing occurrences
Correction
Open
Ultrametric Graphons and Hierarchical Community Networks: Spectral Theory and Applications
ref [21] ·
2605.13423
· notice #6918
· dispute
Raw extraction · citation context
Understanding the limits of detectability is of both theoretical and practical importance, as it determines the regime in which algorithms can be expected to recover the underlying community structure [8, 9, 17]. Random walks on graphs are of great use in different areas of science. From measuring centrality in networks [18-20] to diffusive and spreading processes [21], they are a fundamental tool for analysis. Their behaviour is deeply influenced by the underlying network structure, in particular, by the presence of community organization at multiple scales. On the other hand, a rigorous graphon-theoretic framework that captures multi-scale hierarchical structure and its spectral consequences for dynamical processes has not been fully developed.
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Understanding the limits of detectability is of both theoretical and practical importance, as it determines the regime in which algorithms can be expected to recover the underlying community structure [8, 9, 17]. Random walks on graphs are of great use in different areas of science. From measuring centrality in networks [18-20] to diffusive and spreading processes [21], they are a fundamental tool for analysis. Their behaviour is deeply influenced by the underlying network structure, in particular, by the presence of community organization at multiple scales. On the other hand, a rigorous graphon-theoretic framework that captures multi-scale hierarchical structure and its spectral consequences for dynamical processes has not been fully developed
Correction
Open
Betweenness Central Nodes Under Uncertainty: An Absorbing Markov Chain Approach
ref [65] ·
2605.14743
· notice #6919
· dispute
Raw extraction · bibliography line
Masuda, Naoki and Porter, Mason A. and Lambiotte, Renaud , year=. Random walks and diffusion on networks , volume=. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007 , journal=
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Masuda, Naoki and Porter, Mason A. and Lambiotte, Renaud, year=. Random walks and diffusion on networks, volume=. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007, journal=
Correction
Open
Enhancing LLMs for Graph Tasks via Graph-aware LoRA Generation
ref [256] ·
2606.22429
· notice #6920
· dispute
Raw extraction · bibliography line
Random Walks and Diffusion on Networks , author =. 2017 , journal =. doi:10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007 , urldate =
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Random Walks and Diffusion on Networks, author =. 2017, journal =. doi:10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007, urldate =
Correction
Open
Ultrametric Graphons and Hierarchical Community Networks: Spectral Theory and Applications
ref [21] ·
2605.13423
· notice #5897
· dispute
Raw extraction · citation context
Understanding the limits of detectability is of both theoretical and practical importance, as it determines the regime in which algorithms can be expected to recover the underlying community structure [8, 9, 17]. Random walks on graphs are of great use in different areas of science. From measuring centrality in networks [18-20] to diffusive and spreading processes [21], they are a fundamental tool for analysis. Their behaviour is deeply influenced by the underlying network structure, in particular, by the presence of community organization at multiple scales. On the other hand, a rigorous graphon-theoretic framework that captures multi-scale hierarchical structure and its spectral consequences for dynamical processes has not been fully developed.
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Understanding the limits of detectability is of both theoretical and practical importance, as it determines the regime in which algorithms can be expected to recover the underlying community structure [8, 9, 17]. Random walks on graphs are of great use in different areas of science. From measuring centrality in networks [18-20] to diffusive and spreading processes [21], they are a fundamental tool for analysis. Their behaviour is deeply influenced by the underlying network structure, in particular, by the presence of community organization at multiple scales. On the other hand, a rigorous graphon-theoretic framework that captures multi-scale hierarchical structure and its spectral consequences for dynamical processes has not been fully developed
Correction
Open
Betweenness Central Nodes Under Uncertainty: An Absorbing Markov Chain Approach
ref [65] ·
2605.14743
· notice #5898
· dispute
Raw extraction · bibliography line
Masuda, Naoki and Porter, Mason A. and Lambiotte, Renaud , year=. Random walks and diffusion on networks , volume=. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007 , journal=
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Masuda, Naoki and Porter, Mason A. and Lambiotte, Renaud, year=. Random walks and diffusion on networks, volume=. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007, journal=
Correction
Open
Enhancing LLMs for Graph Tasks via Graph-aware LoRA Generation
ref [256] ·
2606.22429
· notice #5899
· dispute
Raw extraction · bibliography line
Random Walks and Diffusion on Networks , author =. 2017 , journal =. doi:10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007 , urldate =
Parser render (TeX stripped for reading; raw above is the evidence)
Random Walks and Diffusion on Networks, author =. 2017, journal =. doi:10.1016/j.physrep.2017.07.007, urldate =