In the case of penetration maximization, the goal is to find the minimum number of nodes that have the most propagation and penetration in the network. Studies on maximizing penetration and dissemination are becoming more widespread. In recent years, many algorithms hav More
In the case of penetration maximization, the goal is to find the minimum number of nodes that have the most propagation and penetration in the network. Studies on maximizing penetration and dissemination are becoming more widespread. In recent years, many algorithms have been proposed to maximize the penetration of social networks. These studies include viral marketing, spreading rumors, innovating and spreading epidemics, and so on. Each of the previous studies has shortcomings in finding suitable nodes or high time complexity. In this article, we present a new method called ICIM-GREEDY to solve the problem of maximizing penetration. In the ICIM-GREEDY algorithm, we consider two important criteria that have not been considered in the previous work, one is penetration power and the other is penetration sensitivity. These two criteria are always present in human social life. The proposed method is evaluated on standard datasets. The obtained results show that this method has a better quality in finding penetrating nodes in 30 seed nodes than other compared algorithms. This method also performs better in terms of time compared to the comparative algorithms in terms of relatively fast convergence.
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Community detection in temporal social networks is one of the most important topics of research which attract many researchers around the world. There are variety of approaches in detecting communities in dynamic social network among which label propagation approach is More
Community detection in temporal social networks is one of the most important topics of research which attract many researchers around the world. There are variety of approaches in detecting communities in dynamic social network among which label propagation approach is simple and fast approach. This approach consists of many methods such as LabelRankT is one with high speed and less complexity. Similar to most methods for detecting communities in dynamic social networks, this one is not trouble free. That is, it is not considered the internal connection of communities, when it expands communities of the previous snapshots in the current snapshot. This drawback decreases the accuracy of community detection in dynamic social networks. For solving the drawback, a greedy approach based on local modularity optimization is added to LabelRankT method. Here, the newly proposed GreedyLabelRankT, LabelRankT and non-overlapping version of Dominant Label Propagation Algorithm Evolutionary (DLPAE-Non Overlapping) on real and synthetic datasets are implemented. Experimental results on both real and synthetic network show that the proposed method detect communities more accurately compared to the benchmark methods. Moreover, the finding here show that running time of the proposed method is close to LabelRankT. Therefore, the proposed method increase the accuracy of community detection in dynamic social networks with no noticeable change in the running time of that.
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With the incredible development of social networks, many marketers have exploited the opportunities, and attempt to find influential people within online social networks to influence other people. This problem is known as the Influence Maximization Problem. Efficiency a More
With the incredible development of social networks, many marketers have exploited the opportunities, and attempt to find influential people within online social networks to influence other people. This problem is known as the Influence Maximization Problem. Efficiency and effectiveness are two important criteria in the production and analysis of influence maximization algorithms. Some of researchers improved these two issues by exploiting the communities’ structure as a very useful feature of social networks. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review of the state of the art algorithms of the influence maximization problem with special emphasis on the community detection-based approaches
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