Q&A: Carnegie Mellon's Eric Xing Develops Tools to Put Dynamics into Network Analysis
July 07, 2009
Q&A: Carnegie Mellon's Eric Xing Develops Tools to Put Dynamics into Network Analysis
With a new scalable machine learning algorithm called TESLA and another called KELLER, CMU scientists seek to capture the dynamics of biological networks as they rewire and change over time.
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