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Mining Lurkers in Online Social Networks

Principles, Models, and Computational Methods

Andrea Tagarelli; Roberto Interdonato

978-3-030-00229-9

2018
Edition 1
- First book to discuss the lurking behavior phenomenon in online social networks under both social science and computational perspectives
- It provides detailed descriptions of computational approaches that enable understanding and mining of lurking behaviors, including centrality and ranking, influence propagation and maximization for user engagement, cross-platform analysis methods, and evolutionary games
- It paves the way for next-generation models and techniques that can cope with a large, previously unexplored set of related problems and applications in social science, network science, and other information science related fields
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