ICON is a project that makes it easier to work with network data

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ICON's mission is to collect and provide a comprehensive index of real-world big data sets across all fields of science, including social, web, information, biological, environmental, transportation and technology networks.

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How does ICON work?
How do records get into ICON?
How to search information on ICON?
ICON Project Group
How does ICON work?
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The project isdataset indexICON does not host any datasets itself. For each entry in ICON, the website provides basic information about the network, including its domain, subdomain, size, short description, bibliographic reference, and instructions or link to obtain the dataset from its host.

By 2017, the project had indexed all major online storage sites and most off-site data (Aaron Closet, Ellen Tucker, and Mathias Sainz, “Colorado Complex Network Index»).

How do records get into ICON?
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ICON provides each user of the resource with the opportunity to propose a record to be added to the index. Once submitted, the proposal is placed in a queue. All proposals are curated by ICON project participants, who can contact the user for additional information. Only high-quality and relevant proposals are added to the ICON public list.

How to search information on ICON?
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The site's "networks" section offers a filter to help you georgia telegram find the information you need. For example, in the health topic, you can find data on HIV transmission, and in the software topic, you can find information on Java.

ICON Project Group
Aaron Clauseth is a professor and associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. His research focuses on the development and application of advanced computational tools to understand the large-scale structure and function of complex systems.

Christoph Uhl Sr. is a computer science major with a minor in technology, art, and media at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Alexander Ray has a BS in Computer Science and used to work in app development, but is now more interested in data science.

In addition to the project team, ICON employs a large team of student researchers.