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Network Dynamics as an Inverse Problem

Reconstruction, Design and Optimality

Casadiego Bastidas, Jose Luis
Dissertation
Angenommen am: 2016-01-13
Erschienen: 2016-12-16
Betreuer: Timme, Marc Prof. Dr.
Gutachter: Kree, Reiner Prof. Dr.
Gutachter: Parlitz, Ulrich Prof. Dr.
Gutachter: Herminghaus, Stephan Prof. Dr.
Gutachter: Geisel, Theo Prof. Dr.
Gutachter: Cramer, Patrick Prof. Dr.

Zum Verlinken/Zitieren: http://hdl.handle.net/11858/00-1735-0000-002B-7CE4-3

 

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Beschreibung: Doctoral thesis
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In this thesis, we take a general view on the study of networks from inverse perspectives. By proposing a general representation for the dynamics of networks in terms of explicit dependencies among units, we develop new concepts for understanding, among other things, (i) how disparate networks achieve identical dynamics, and (ii) how we may reconstruct the structural connectivity of networks regardless of the type of network under study (e.g. gene regulatory networks, metabolic networks or neural networks). Specifically, here we heavily rely on concepts and tools coming from nonlinear dynamics and linear algebra to introduce physics-inspired inverse approaches for explaining the fundamental mechanisms for revealing connections in networks. Furthermore, the content and results of this thesis are self-sufficient, such that the reader may not need to refer to additional scientific sources.
Keywords: network + inference + reconstruction + inverse + dynamics + inferring + revealing + reconstructing + dynamical + systems + correlations + transfer + entropy + synaptic + connectivity + neural + connections + links + reveal + discover + ARNI + event + space; explict + dependencies
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