Social Network Analysis
The Social Network Analysis group works on statistical models for analyzing relational data. One focus lies on machine learning methods for predicting unobserved relations between entities, e.g. which users are supposed to be friends, which products a customer might want to buy in the future, etc. Such problems often deal with relations of higher-order, are multi-relational and the setting is highly sparse. Our research deals among others with matrix and tensor factorization models, sequential models and advanced learning techniques.
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News
- April 2013: Paper Scaling Factorization Machines to Relational Data accepted at VLDB 2013
- April 2013: New members: Immanuel Bayer and Thierry Silbermann joined as Phd Students.
- January 2013: DFG grants the project "Hierarchical Factorization Machines"
- August 2012: Tutorial at KDD 2012 Conference about Factorization Models [more]
- August 2012: KDDCup 2012: Steffen Rendle was awarded 2nd place (of 658 teams in track 1) and 3rd place (of 171 teams in track 2). [more]




