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Along with the explosive growth of the phenomenon Online Social Networks (OSN), identifying influential users in OSN has received a great deal of attention in recent years. However, the development of practical approaches for identifying them is still in its infancy. By means of a structured...
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China faces drought disaster risk under the changing climate. Risk analysis is a suitable approach in order to design ex-ante measure able to anticipate effects of drought on agricultural production. In this article, with the support of historic drought disaster data from 583 agro-meteorological...
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We introduce a stochastic model which describes the information diffusion on the network of a popular web service, Twitter. Restricting our attention to the daily diffusion from a popular account, we model the information diffusion as a random multiplicative process. We justify our model by...
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In the literature of social networks, understanding topological structure is an important scientific issue. In this paper, we construct a network from mobile phone call records and use the cumulative number of calls as a measure of the weight of a social tie. We extract skeletons from the...
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Social phenomena are affected by the structure of networks consisting of personal relationships. In the present paper, the diffusion of information among people is examined. In particular, the relationship between the network structure and the dynamics is studied. First, several networks are...
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Identifying influential spreaders is an important issue in understanding the dynamics of information diffusion in complex networks. The k-shell index, which is the topological location of a node in a network, is a more efficient measure at capturing the spreading ability of a node than are the...
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Research in marketing examines concepts that deal with social interaction, for example opinion leadership and word-of-mouth. Two types of actors play key roles in social networks where social interaction takes place: actors who have a lot of contacts (so called hubs) and actors in bridging...
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This paper uses panel unit root and cointegration methods to test the stationarity of the premium on domestic investors’ A shares over foreign investors’ B shares and cointegration between the A and B share prices on the Chinese stock exchanges. We find that the A share price premium is...
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This paper shows that although stock market movements of a country's trading partners contain information about future trade flows with those partners, the stock market of the country does not react immediately and fully to the partners’ stock market movements. Stock market returns of a...
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A risk assessment model for water shortage is constructed using a risk analysis method based on the information diffusion theory. The application of this model is demonstrated in the city of Yiwu in Zhejiang Province, China. Based on the analytical results from a small sample, this study...
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