WSEAS Transactions on Mathematics


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E-ISSN: 2224-2880

Volume 16, 2017

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Volume 16, 2017



Research on the Micro-Business Information Dissemination in Complex Network

AUTHORS: Deng Yue, Pei Yongzhen, Shen QingLei, Zhang Wenwen, Zhu MeiXia

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ABSTRACT: Based on the WeChat platform, Micro-business is a new mode of electricity providers as a set of mobile and social integration. In combination with the SEIR model of the social network, an ignorant-hiddenspreader-immune (IHSR) model was established which is suitable for the micro-business information dissemination (MBID). Using the characteristics of micro-business and circle of friends in the WeChat network, the mechanism of information dissemination and the influence of network parameters on the process of information dissemination are analyzed. By means of the interactive Markoff chain, the mean field equations are obtained, which reflect the change of MBID process with time. We study the similarities and differences of dynamic characteristics between homogeneous networks and inhomogeneous networks by analyzing the equilibria and their stability of the equations. The simulations show that the model basically reflect the trend of the information dissemination on the micro-business network.

KEYWORDS: Micro-business, information dissemination, IHSR, complex network, circle of friends

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