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- LaNet-vi fileSize "3.3".
- LaNet-vi abstract "LaNet-vi is an open-source network visualization software. It is an acronym that stands for Large Networks visualization Tool.LaNet-vi is based on the k-core decomposition of a network. This decomposition was introduced by Seidman in 1983 and divides the network in layers (the cores) thus providing a centrality measure for nodes. One of its main applications is the study of the Internet topology. Usually, the nodes in the highest cores of the Internet are densely connected between them, and serve as hubs for assuring the connectivity between peripheral nodes. The relationship between k-cores and connectivity has been studied by Havlin et al. and Alvarez-Hamelin et al..The software was developed by José Ignacio Alvarez-Hamelin (University of Buenos Aires), Alain Barrat (CNRS), Alessandro Vespignani (Indiana University), Luca Dall'Asta (Politecnico di Torino) and Mariano Beiró (University of Buenos Aires).An online interface of the software is also available. This online version is being hosted and maintained by University of Buenos Aires.In November 2010 a visualization obtained with LaNet-vi appeared in the cover of Nature Physics.".
- LaNet-vi developer Alessandro_Vespignani.
- LaNet-vi fileSize "3300000.0".
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- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Alessandro_Vespignani.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Category:C++_software.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Centrality.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Degeneracy_(graph_theory).
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- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Internet.
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- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Internet_topology.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink K-core.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Nature_Physics.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink Network_visualization.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Buenos_Aires.
- LaNet-vi wikiPageWikiLink File:AS_dimesc_colored_b-bgn_k-cores.png.
- LaNet-vi caption "LaNet-vi screenshot".
- LaNet-vi developer "J.I. Alvarez-Hamelin, Alain Barrat, Alessandro Vespignani, Luca Dall'Asta, Mariano Beiró".
- LaNet-vi genre "Visualization".
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- LaNet-vi latestReleaseVersion "3".
- LaNet-vi license "Academic Free License , Creative Commons Licence".
- LaNet-vi name "LaNet-vi".
- LaNet-vi operatingSystem "Linux, Microsoft Windows".
- LaNet-vi programmingLanguage "C++".
- LaNet-vi screenshot "200".
- LaNet-vi size "3.3 MB".
- LaNet-vi title "LaNet-vi".
- LaNet-vi website lanet-vi.fi.uba.ar.
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- LaNet-vi subject Category:C++_software.
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- LaNet-vi comment "LaNet-vi is an open-source network visualization software. It is an acronym that stands for Large Networks visualization Tool.LaNet-vi is based on the k-core decomposition of a network. This decomposition was introduced by Seidman in 1983 and divides the network in layers (the cores) thus providing a centrality measure for nodes. One of its main applications is the study of the Internet topology.".
- LaNet-vi label "LaNet-vi".
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- LaNet-vi depiction AS_dimesc_colored_b-bgn_k-cores.png.
- LaNet-vi homepage lanet-vi.fi.uba.ar.
- LaNet-vi isPrimaryTopicOf LaNet-vi.
- LaNet-vi name "LaNet-vi".