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 | Network Science and the Internet: Lessons Learned
Network science--a new interdisciplinary approach that analyzes large-scale networks using high-volume datasets and data-intensive computing--is being applied to the Internet to demonstrate the value of its techniques and its ability to make accurate predictions. Walter Willinger from the Information & Software Systems Research Center examines the validity of the network science approach, comparing its conclusions and predictions to those reached using a reverse engineering approach. His conclusion: the current network science approach is fundamentally flawed. Read more in the new Tech View segment.
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 | SIAM Fellows: Class of 2009
Congratulations to David Johnson and Walter Willinger from AT&T Labs Research for being named to the first class of SIAM (Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics) Fellows 2009. David was recognized for contributions to algorithms and complexity theory. Walter was recognized for the study of network traffic and the internet. This is a great honor for both David and Walter. More>> |
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 | New York Talk Exchange in National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic Magazine has a brief story on the New York Talk Exchange project -- a joint collaboration between Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and AT&T Labs. The data offers an “instant view of globalization,” as part of an effort to leverage telecommunications data to understand society, countries, and cities. Check out which of the nearly 200 nations New Yorkers dial every month.
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 | AT&T 3D Visualization Labs 
Researchers in the AT&T 3D Labs are studying the integration of 3D computer graphics and video, especially in realtime. Some of their projects include multipoint video capture, gaze-corrected video conferencing, and camera motion estimation. Find out more about the 3D Labs from the Information Visualization Research website and in this video. |
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