Bridging the gap: complex networks meet information and knowledge management
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Jun Wang, Shi Zhou, Dell ZhangAuthors Info & Claims
Jun Wang, Shi Zhou, Dell ZhangAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 2113 - 2114
Abstract
In this article, we briefly summarize the motivation, content and structure of the CNIKM'09 workshop.
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ISBN:9781605585123
DOI:10.1145/1645953
- General Chairs:
- David Cheung,
- Il-Yeol Song,
- Program Chairs:
- Wesley Chu,
- Xiaohua Hu,
- Jimmy Lin
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