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Applying Graph Theory to Analyze Social Networks

Graph Theory Fundamentals → Case Studies in Social Network Analysis

This learning path introduces the fundamentals of graph theory and its application to social network analysis. You will learn to model social networks as graphs, compute centrality measures to identify influential nodes, and apply community detection algorithms to uncover group structures. The path includes practical exercises and case studies to solidify your understanding.

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