The main components of evaluating the credibility of users according to organizational goals in the life cycle of big data
Subject Areas : ICT
Sogand Dehghan
1
,
shahriyar mohammadi
2
*
,
rojiar pirmohamadiani
3
1 -
2 - دانشکده مهندسی صنایع، دانشگاه صنعتی خواجه نصیرالدین طوسی، ایران
3 - professor
Keywords: information validity, valid users, valid information sources, big data life cycle, organizational goals, social networks,
Abstract :
Social networks have become one of the most important decision-making factors in organizations due to the speed of publishing events and the large amount of information. For this reason, they are one of the most important factors in the decision-making process of information validity. The accuracy, reliability and value of the information are clarified by these networks. For this purpose, it is possible to check the validity of information with the features of these networks at the three levels of user, content and event. Checking the user level is the most reliable level in this field, because a valid user usually publishes valid content. Despite the importance of this topic and the various researches conducted in this field, important components in the process of evaluating the validity of social network information have received less attention. Hence, this research identifies, collects and examines the related components with the narrative method that it does on 30 important and original articles in this field. Usually, the articles in this field are comparable from three dimensions to the description of credit analysis approaches, content topic detection, feature selection methods. Therefore, these dimensions have been investigated and divided. In the end, an initial framework was presented focusing on evaluating the credibility of users as information sources. This article is a suitable guide for calculating the amount of credit of users in the decision-making process.
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