Network Science

Great network science!

A good book, with a lot of interesting material and a very well achieved pedagogical aim.

Fascinating college-level text which discovers in highly disparate fields a common core of network structures whose connectivity is distributed according to a power law. For anyone who dipped their network science toes in Barabasi's popular book 'Linked', this is going hip deep, with the mathematical underpinnings revealed and plenty of surprising examples from epidemiology, social media, transport systems, communications systems etc. etc. Utterly addictive networking of numerous concepts.

Excellent book and I highly recommend it for network and system engineers to understand basic laws of networks such as small world networks, scale-free network, Achilles hell, resiliency of a network against targeted attack, network failures propagation due to interconnectedness across domains.

great academic and not-academic text

Great introduction to the Science of Networks and complex systems. This was a required text for a university course, however, I found it very readable with an excellent introduction to the history of the field.

Has premier information from network science. An authority in the field, this author has made the principles and methods of network science reader-friendly. I must have book for your professional or personal library. Highly recommended.

If you are working in Connectomics or new AI paradigms, this book is a must. Network Science is the next step in AI.