CASoN 2010 - International Conference on Computational Aspects of Social Networks CASoN 2010

The International Conference on Computational Aspects of Social Networks aims to bring together social scientists, mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers, computer users, and students to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects (theory, applications and tools) of intelligent methods applied to Social Network.

Computational Aspects of Social Network

Neural Networks and Connectionist Models
Evolutionary Algorithms
Fuzzy Logic
Knowledge Management
Multi-valued Logic
Data integration across multiple social networks
Semantic Networks
Rough Sets
Intelligent Agents
Ontologies
Reinforcement Learning
Complex Network
Computational Intelligence

Applications on Social Networks

● Network evolution
o Network evolution and growth mechanisms.
o Online communities and computer networks.
o Information diffusion in social networks.
o Detection of communities by document analysis.
o Topology of real networks.
● Recommendation
o Information diffusion in social networks.
o Recommendations for product purchase,
information acquisition and establishment of social relations.
o Impact of recommendation models on the evolution
of the social network.
o Classification models and their application in social
recommender systems.
● Advertisement models
o Economical impact of social network discovery.
o Social advertising.
o Use of social networks for marketing.
● Search in network
o Web page ranking informed by social media.
o Search algorithms on social networks.
o Collaborative Filtering.
● Security
o Anomaly detection in social network evolution.
o Data protection inside communities.

o Crime data mining and network analysis.
o Modeling trust and reputation in social networks.
o Misbehavior detection in communities.
● Network geography
o Geographical clusters, networks, and innovation.
o Social geography.
o International Collaborations in e-Social network.
● Web
o Automatic discovery and analysis of
Web based social networks.
o Link Topology and Site Hierarchy.
o Web mining algorithms.
o Web communities.
o Web-Based Cooperative Work.
o Web-Based image and speech signal processing
o Web-Based information security and assurance
● Evaluation
o Test collection.
o Benchmark creation.

Notes:
Proceedings will be published by IEEE CS Press and indexed by EI and ISTP. Authors of accepted papers will be invited to submit extended versions of their manuscripts for some international journals or book chapters.