DYOGENE - 2014 - Annual activity report

DYOGENE

DYOGENE - 2014

Project-Team Dyogene

Members

Overall Objectives

Research Program

Network Calculus
Perfect Simulation
Stochastic Geometry
Information Theory
The Cavity Method for Network Algorithms
Statistical Learning

Application Domains

Embedded Networks
Wireless Networks
Peer-to-Peer Systems
Social and Economic Networks
Routing Protocols

New Software and Platforms

Clones: CLOsed queueing Networks Exact Sampling

New Results

Highlights of the Year
On Spatial Point Processes with Uniform Births and Deaths by Random Connection
A Stochastic Geometry Framework for Analyzing Pairwise-Cooperative Cellular Networks
Analysis of a Proportionally Fair and Locally Adaptive spatial Aloha in Poisson Networks
Quality of Real-Time Streaming in Wireless Cellular Networks - Stochastic Modeling and Analysis
On Comparison of Clustering Properties of Point Processes
SINR in Wireless Networks and the Two-Parameter Poisson-Dirichlet Process
How User Throughput Depends on the Traffic Demand in Large Cellular Networks
Pioneers of Influence Propagation in Social Networks
QoS and Network Performance Estimation in Heterogeneous Cellular Networks Validated by Real-Field Measurements
Clustering Comparison of Point Processes with Applications to Random Geometric Models
Sublinear-Time Algorithms for Monomer-Dimer Systems on Bounded Degree Graphs
How Clustering Affects Epidemic in Random Networks
Edge Label Inference in Generalized Stochastic Block Model: From Spectral Theory to Impossibility Results
Balanced Graph Edge Partition
Streaming, Memory-limited Algorithms for Community Detection
State Space Collapse for Critical Multistage Epidemics
Perfect Sampling for Closed Queueing Networks
Individual Risk in Mean-Field Control Models for Decentralized Control, with Application to Automated Demand Response
Passive Dynamics in Mean Field Control
Optimization of Dynamic Matching Models
Stochastic Bounds with a Low Rank Decomposition
Generalizations of Bounds on the Index of Convergence to Weighted Digraphs
Approximate Consensus in Highly Dynamic Networks: The Role of Averaging Algorithms
Towards Binary Circuit Models That Faithfully Capture Physical Solvability
Weak CSR Expansions and Transience Bounds in Max-Plus Algebra
An Overview of Transience Bounds in Max-Plus Algebra

Bilateral Contracts and Grants with Industry

Bilateral Contracts with Industry

Partnerships and Cooperations

National Initiatives
International Initiatives
International Research Visitors

Dissemination

Promoting Scientific Activities
Teaching - Supervision - Juries

Bibliography

Publications of the year
References in notes

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Section: Partnerships and Cooperations

International Initiatives

Inria Associate Teams

IT-SG-WN is an Associate Team between the Inria project-team DYOGENE of Inria Paris-Rocquencourt, and the EECS department of UC Berkeley in the USA, funded from 2011 to 2014. This Associate Team participates in the Inria@SiliconValley initiative. The last visit within this program was the one month visit of Prof. Venkat Anantharam (EECS, UC Berkeley). The research work focused on network information theory, and more precisely on error exponents for Gaussian MAC Channels [38] and led to an ISIT submission lately.

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