Social Computing Lab

SoCom(Social Computing) Lab focuses on uncovering and understanding nonlinear dynamics in complex systems in the real world, such as an event or information diffusion through online social media, infectious disease spread via domestic or international visitors and interdisciplinary knowledge transfer across diverse scholarly fields, based upon a wide spectrum of approaches in data and network science. Relevant topics include the followings but are not limited to:

• Spatio-temporal data analytics and visualization

• Modeling stochastic processes in the real world 

• Simulations of time series data

• Predicting popularity dynamics

• Clustering dynamic social and information networks

• Measuring predictability of information

If you would like to join the lab, please feel free to email me.