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Delves into social and information networks dynamics, including herding behavior, information cascades, preferential attachment, and the Friendship Paradox.
Covers Latin Hypercube Sampling and Quasi Monte Carlo methods for stochastic simulation, explaining the goal of stratification and generating independent permutations.
