13 APRIL, 2017: Prof. Vineet Kumar, from Yale University, will address students on Wednesday, 19 April 2017, at 2:30 pm on ‘Do (your) Friends Really Have More Friends than You? Leveraging the Friendship Paradox in Network-based Interventions’.
His presentation draws from two papers, the first a theoretical foundation for the double-edged friendship paradox, and the second an empirical examination of how adoption can be impacted by leveraging network structure. For speaker profile, please click on http://som.yale.edu/vineet-kumar
Date: 19 April, 2017
Time: 2:30 pm onwards
Venue: Classroom P22
Speaker: Prof. Vineet Kumar
Title: Do (your) Friends Really Have More Friends Than You?
13 APRIL, 2017: Prof. Vineet Kumar, from Yale University, will address students on Wednesday, 19 April 2017, at 2:30 pm on ‘Do (your) Friends Really Have More Friends than You? Leveraging the Friendship Paradox in Network-based Interventions’.
His presentation draws from two papers, the first a theoretical foundation for the double-edged friendship paradox, and the second an empirical examination of how adoption can be impacted by leveraging network structure. For speaker profile, please click on http://som.yale.edu/vineet-kumar
Date: 19 April, 2017
Time: 2:30 pm onwards
Venue: Classroom P22
Speaker: Prof. Vineet Kumar
Title: Do (your) Friends Really Have More Friends Than You?