Quasi-hierarchical social networks components ranking algorithm
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2073-4751.1.8917Keywords:
мережі соціального характеру, соціальні актори, алгоритм ранжирування, метод HITS, соціальні роліAbstract
Nature of communication in quasi-hierarchical social networks has been examined. An algorithm for ranking nodes of such networks has been proposed, which is based on modification of a certain HITS algorithm. It is shown that the method of modification brings in a number of cases to results, which correspond to actual social relations and indicators of components authorship correspond to social roles
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