Trust Agent-Based Behavior Induction in Social Networks Abstract The essence of social networks is that they can influence people’s public opinions and group behaviorsform quickly. Negative group behavior influences societal stability significantly, but existing behavior-induction approaches are too simple and inefficient. To automatically and efficiently induct behavior insocial networks, this article introduces trust agents and designs their features according to groupbehavior features. In addition, a dynamics control mechanism can be generated to coordinate participant behaviors in social networks to avoid a specific restricted negative group behavior.

   December 11, 2017    Comments Off on Trust Agent-Based Behavior Induction in Social Networks Abstract The essence of social networks is that they can influence people’s public opinions and group behaviorsform quickly. Negative group behavior influences societal stability significantly, but existing behavior-induction approaches are too simple and inefficient. To automatically and efficiently induct behavior insocial networks, this article introduces trust agents and designs their features according to groupbehavior features. In addition, a dynamics control mechanism can be generated to coordinate participant behaviors in social networks to avoid a specific restricted negative group behavior.    Posted in: IEEE 2017, Java

Trust Agent-Based Behavior Induction in Social Networks

Abstract

The essence of social networks is that they can influence people’s public opinions and group behaviorsform quickly. Negative group behavior influences societal stability significantly, but existing behavior-induction approaches are too simple and inefficient. To automatically and efficiently induct behavior insocial networks, this article introduces trust agents and designs their features according to groupbehavior features. In addition, a dynamics control mechanism can be generated to coordinate participant behaviors in social networks to avoid a specific restricted negative group behavior.

 

  

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