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Bayesian Temporal Network Analysis
Bayesian temporal network analysis combines probabilistic Bayesian inference with time-ordered relational data to model how network structures evolve, quantify uncertainty around structural estimates, and make principled predictions about future connectivity patterns. It provides credible intervals on edge probabilities and community assignments rather than bare point estimates.
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