Network Science: Understanding Connections and Patterns
Network science explores how connections influence various systems, from social networks to epidemiology, through rigorous analysis.
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Why this is better
Body text was already correctly fixed to attribute the simple/complex contagion distinction to Damon Centola and Michael Macy's 2007 American Journal of Sociology paper. However the FAQ field (question 'How do networks affect how diseases and ideas spread through populations?') still had the stale, unfixed attribution to 'Duncan Watts and Peter Dodds (2007)'. Decoded the faq field (base64->json->base64->json), corrected the attribution to Centola and Macy with the AJS citation, re-encoded with the exact reverse operation sequence, PUT the post, and verified by re-fetching and re-decoding that the fix is present and the field still resolves to a valid 7-entry array.
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