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August 5, 2021

LLLS2 on Temporal Graph Analysis

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Today at 11 a.m., the second lecture of our Living Lab lecture series (LLLS2) took place. In exchange with 31 participants from the scientific community, Kevin Gomez and Christopher Rost discussed their research topic of Temporal Graph Analysis.

First, they gave a general insight into graphs as knowledge structure and subfield of computer science followed by a presentation of the softwares they developed, Gradoop and Temporal Graph Explorer. As a use case, they showed how to extract information from a dataset preserved by the Nextbike branch in Leipzig. Furthermore, they showed the strengths and special features of Temporal Graph Analysis. We thank you for the active participation and the great presentation. Now we are looking forward to the next presentation, which will take place on September 2nd at 11am. More information will follow soon on our Living Lab pages. For those who missed this event, LLLS2 can also be streamed via YouTube:

We thank all of the participants for their active participation and Kevin and Christopher for their great presentation. Now we are looking forward to the next presentation on Hyper Parameter Optimization, which will take place on September 2nd at 11am. More information will follow soon on our Living Lab pages.

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