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Evaluating user's influence based on temporal topic and connection state in Online Social Networks
Wang Feng 1 #,Jiang Wenjun 2,Wang Guojun 1 *,Meng Dacheng 1
1.School of Information Science and Engineering, Central South University
2.College of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, Hunan University
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Funding: Ministry of Education Fund for Doctoral Disciplines in Higher Education Grant (No.No. 20110162110043). National Natural Science Foundation of China)
Opened online:23 December 2015
Accepted by: none
Citation: Wang Feng,Jiang Wenjun,Wang Guojun.Evaluating user's influence based on temporal topic and connection state in Online Social Networks[OL]. [23 December 2015] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4665863
 
 
Social influence means that the user'sactions can induce his/her friend to behave in a similar way, this phenomenon is essential for various applications in online social networks (OSNs). Messages received by a user mainly depend on whom the user follows, so each followed use can be treated as information sources. In order to receive messages more efficient, user should to know how to find high social influence user. To address this problem, this paper proposes a new evaluation model of user's social influence. We propose the temporal-topic influence evaluation model to incorporate topic distribution information andtime factor.By analyzing the temporal topic interest distribution, we can evaluate user's social influence more accurately and efficiently. And our model also considers the connection state information determines user's social influence. The evaluation results showuser's influence I(u)at timet_i. We verify the efficiency and accuracy of our model by experiments, and the experiment results show that the proposed approach can efficiently infer user's social influence.
Keywords:Social influence analysis; topic model; time constrained; connection distance.
 
 
 

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