Month: August 2021
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Urban Science: Integrated Theory from the First Cities to Sustainable Metropolises
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The emergence of cities is a relatively recent phenomenon in human history. Their appearance in the archaeological record coincides with the advent of increasingly sedentary, agricultural, bureaucratic, and politically asymmetrical societies.
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Ranking earthquake forecasts using proper scoring rules: binary events in a low probability environment
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Probabilistic earthquake forecasts estimate the spatial and/or temporal evolution of seismicity and offer practical guidance to authorities during earthquake sequences, especially following notable earthquakes.
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Root and community inference on latent network growth processes using noisy attachment models
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Complex networks can be analysed using a variety of statistical models including classic Erdös–Rényi random graphs, latent space models, configuration graphs and others. These models generally specify some structure – arising from the existence of communities, for example – but the order […]