POPNets

Understanding populations of graphs from different angles

Graphs or networks arise in many different application areas: from medicine to social science, from finance to urban planning. While many tools have been developed for the analysis of one single graph, very few tools have been developed for the analysis of sets of graphs. Graphs are an example of complex and non-Euclidean data objects. The objective of the workshop is to put in contact three main different communities that have been working on the analysis of sets of graphs: Geometric Statistics, Dynamic Network Analysis, and Topological Data Analysis Community. The workshop will explore the state of the art and further directions in the analysis of sets of graphs.