Oskar Skibski
10 papers · 2013–2022 · 2 venues · across top CS/AI venues
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Research topics
Mathematics & Optimization
(5)
Mathematics
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Artificial Intelligence
(3)
Computer Science
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Machine Learning
(3)
Core AI
(3)
Data Science & Analytics
(2)
Applications Β· Data Science & Analytics
(2)
Core Methods
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Foundations
(2)
Applications Β· Computer Science
(1)
Optimization
(1)
Optimization & Theory
(1)
Keywords
network analysis
(6)
centrality measure
(3)
network centrality
(3)
eigenvector centrality
(2)
weighted graph
(2)
game theory
(2)
graph theory
(2)
graph centrality
(2)
shapley value
(2)
axiomatic approach
(2)
axiomatic characterization
(2)
random walk
(1)
game-theoretic centrality
(1)
balanced contribution
(1)
feedback centrality
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katz centrality
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attachment centrality
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computational complexity
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path evaluation function
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node-weighted graph
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Papers
PageRank for Edges: Axiomatic Characterization
AAAI 2022
An Axiom System for Feedback Centralities
IJCAI 2021
Vitality Indices are Equivalent to Induced Game-Theoretic Centralities
IJCAI 2021
Complexity of Computing the Shapley Value in Games with Externalities
AAAI 2020
Random Walk Decay Centrality
AAAI 2019
Axiomatization of the PageRank Centrality
IJCAI 2018
Path Evaluation and Centralities in Weighted Graphs - An Axiomatic Approach
IJCAI 2018
Attachment Centrality for Weighted Graphs
IJCAI 2017
A Pseudo-Polynomial Algorithm for Computing Power Indices in Graph-Restricted Weighted Voting Games
IJCAI 2015
Computational Analysis of Connectivity Games with Applications to the Investigation of Terrorist Networks
IJCAI 2013