Leo Katz

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Leo Katz is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of Michigan, University of Massachusetts

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Leo Katz

Mathematics

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Measure Theory

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PhD Mathematics University of California, Berkeley

Why Is Leo Katz Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Leo Katz was an American statistician. Katz largely contributed to the area of Social Network Analysis. In 1953, he introduced a centrality measure named Katz centrality that computes the degree of influence of an actor in a social network. The computation already outlined the algorithm today known as PageRank.

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Leo Katz 's Published Works

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A new status index derived from sociometric analysis (1953) (3220)
Statistical Methods for Social Scientists. (1954) (614)
Small Groups: Studies in Social Interaction. (1956) (210)
A Matrix Approach to the Analysis of Sociometric Data: Preliminary Report (1946) (148)
Probability of Indecomposability of a Random Mapping Function (1955) (88)
Measurement of the Tendency Toward Reciprocation of Choice (1955) (74)
On the Matric Analysis of Sociometric Data (1947) (72)
The concept of configuration of interpersonal relations in a group as a time-dependent stochastic process (1959) (69)
PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS OF RANDOM VARIABLES ASSOCIATED WITH A STRUCTURE OF THE SAMPLE SPACE OF SOCIOMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS (1957) (46)
A proposed index of the conformity of one sociometric measurement to another (1953) (46)
DIFFERENTIAL MONETARY GAINS AND LOSSES AND EVENT PROBABILITY IN A TWO-CHOICE SITUATION. (1963) (43)
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL MONETARY GAIN AND LOSS ON SEQUENTIAL TWO-CHOICE BEHAVIOR. (1964) (29)
Confidence Intervals for the Number Showing a Certain Characteristic in a Population when Sampling is Without Replacement (1953) (23)
Range of Payoffs and Feedback in Risk Taking (1962) (19)
Monetary incentive and range of payoffs as determiners of risk taking. (1962) (18)
The variance of the number of mutual choices in sociometry (1956) (18)
Statistics in Social Research, An Introduction. (1969) (15)
The number of locally restricted directed graphs (1954) (14)
The Distribution of the Number of Isolates in a Social Group (1952) (12)
Punched Card Technique for the Analysis of Multiple Level Sociometric Data (1950) (10)
The effects of differential gain and loss on sequential two-choice behavior. (1963) (5)
Rapid Analysis of 2 × 2 Tables (1957) (4)
The distribution of the number of isolates in a group (1950) (4)
An application of matrix algebra to the study of human relations within organizations (1950) (3)
On the Relative Efficiencies of Ban Estimates (1950) (3)
Training a Surrogate for Evaluation of Tobacco Smoking of Humans: Rationale and Outcome (1974) (2)
Coverage of generalized chess boards by randomly placed rooks (1972) (2)
Probability in a Contested Election (1978) (2)
Properties and factorizations of matrices defined by the operation of pseudo-transposition (1953) (2)
Representation of disease etiologies by certain stochastic models (1977) (1)
Corrigenda: An Efficient Sequential Ranking Procedure (1978) (1)
An Efficient Sequential Ranking Procedure (1977) (0)
Amount of reward and relative frequency of amount of reward in paired-associate learning. (1966) (0)

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