Project Assignments
| Students | Topic |
|---|---|
| Markko Merzin | Reverse-engineering of Network Topology |
| Svitlana Vakulenko | Fast Generation of Surveys on Academic Topics |
| Anastassia Semjonova & Roman Tekhov | Evaluation of Various Sampling Methods for Directed Graphs |
| Abel Armas | Progressive Visualisation of Large Graphs |
| Raivo Kolde & Karl Potisepp | How do Co-expression Patterns Change in Human Tissues? |
| Riivo Kikas & Oskar Gross | Analysis of Social Networks |
| Marius Oliver Gheorghita | ??? |
| Lauri Eskor & Markus Läll | Understanding Blogosphere and Its Dynamics |
| Maksim Maljutin | ??? |
Important details
- The course report should be submitted as a pdf file.
- The length of the report can vary but it should be at least 6 pages and at most 20 pages in LNCS format.
- The course report should understandable for the fellow students taking the course.
- All accepted course reports will be published in the course web page.
- Reports should contain problem statement, description of used methods, results and interpretation of the results.
- Custom-made tools, scripts and program code should be attached as a separate tar.gz file
- In principle, the description of methods and data should be detailed enough to redo all experiments.
For good and bad examples, see the reports from previous seminars.