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The effects of data quality on the analysis of corporate board interlock networks
Pricing game of celebrities in sponsored viral marketing in online social networks with a greedy advertising platform
The Competition of User Attentions Among Social Network Services: A Social Evolutionary Game Approach
Framing Knowledge: Global Youth Culture as Knowledge Society (Research in Progress)
Multi-ethnical Chinese facial characterization and analysis
Research on the Micro-blog User Behavior Model Based on Behavior Matrix
Pre-fetching Webpages on Mobile Social Network: User-Aware Dynamic Markov Chain
Women’s Health Digital Interventions in Latin America
A novel watermarking scheme for image authentication in social networks
Customized Views on Profiles in WebID-Based Distributed Social Networks
A Local Greedy Search Method for Detecting Community Structure in Weighted Social Networks
AitudeBuzz: Using Social Media Data to Localize Complex Aitudes
Platform values and democratic elections: How can the law regulate digital disinformation?
Social-Aware Replication in Geo-Diverse Online Systems
Enhancing Mobile Social Network Privacy
Cerebral palsy and online social networks
Utilizing Search Intent in Topic Ontology-Based User Profile for Web Mining
A Longitudinal Study of the Influence of Intellectual Human Capital on Firm Exploratory Innovation
Corporate residence fraud detection
Distilling Arbitration Logic from Traces using Machine Learning: A Case Study on NoC
Individual behavior and social influence in online social systems
Experiences using social networks in Spanish public administrations
Virtualizing the Past: Re-connecting on Facebook and Emerging Social Relationships
Abstract-To gain insights into the evolution of social networks, in this paper, we study social networks constructed from the relationship of reposting and being reposted in Sina microblog, the most popular social networking website in China. We focus on a case of protecting plane trees in Nanjing, China. The event was aimed to protest Nanjing government for transplanting thousands of plane trees with superb historical value, for the purpose of constructing subway stations. The event lasted 8 days, culminating in a mass parading on the 6th day, and a subsequent compromise by the Nanjing government of leaving the remaining plane trees un-touched. Interestingly, we find that the network based on "reposting" is a scale-free power-law network. In contrast, the network based on "being reposted" is in general not a power-law network. Rather, the degree distributions there follow the celebrated Omori's law for earthquake after-shocks, suggesting that powerful microblog postings were like strong earthquakes that may elicit a sequence of after-shocks, i.e., numerous further postings and discussions. The parameters for the power-laws and Omori's laws changed from day to day, with the 6 th day being totally different from other days, coinciding with the fact that mass parading was on the 6 th day. Our study thus shows that much can be learned from the study of dynamical evolution of social networks
Analytical Methods to Investigate the Effects of External Influence on Socio-Cultural Opinion Evolution
18505_Modeling online user behaviors with competitive interactions.
Content Is King: Impact of Task Design for Eliciting Participant Agreement in Crowdsourcing for HRI
In Pursuit of Social Capital: Upgrading Social Circle Through Edge Rewiring
Evolution of a Location-based Online Social Network: Analysis and Models
Sentiment Analysis on User Satisfaction Level of Mobile Data Services Using Support Vector Machine (SVM) Algorithm