Digital Sangaku, Part II by Jean Constant

The conference took place October 5–6 in Matsuyama, the largest city on the southern. Downs (Georgia State University) attended the 2002 JPSA meeting. View full-textĪs they have done every fall but one since 1990, a the American Political Science Association and the Japanese Political Science Association (JPSA) exchanged delegates to each other's respective annual meetings. We conduct extensive experiments using several real and synthetic datasets, and demonstrate that the proposed algorithms perform on average half the computations compared to the existing solution and, in several cases, are 3-5 times faster. These algorithms exploit several novel schemes that we design.

To solve the SES problem, we design three efficient and scalable algorithms. We show that, even in highly restricted instances, the SES problem is NP-hard to be approximated over a factor. In this work, we study the Social Event Scheduling (SES) problem which aims at identifying and assigning social events to appropriate time slots, so that the number of events attendees is maximized. events, since the number of attendees has great impact on the event's expected gains (e.g., revenue, artist/brand publicity).

Recent studies show that 'attendance' is the most common metric used to capture the success of social. Social event planning has received a great deal of attention in recent years where various entities, such as event planners and marketing companies, organizations, venues, or users in Event-based Social Networks, organize numerous social events (e.g., festivals, conferences, promotion parties).

Digital Sangaku, Part II by Jean Constant