在线社交网络信息传播研究综述

doi:10.11999/JEIT161136

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在线社交网络已经成为当今社会信息传播的重要载体，形成了与现实世界交互影响的虚拟社会。大量的研究工作都致力于理解在线社交网络中的信息传播，包括流行度预测、传播建模、信息溯源等。该文综述了这些研究工作的最新成果，对当前社交网络信息传播的研究进行了总结。在综述的基础上，结合大规模在线社交网络的特点，给出了在结构、群体约束下的信息传播进一步的研究方向，包括流行度特征点的预测、信息传播宏微观交互机理研究、不完整观测条件下观测节点的选取等。

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关键词 ：在线社交网络, 信息传播, 流行度, 传播模型, 信息溯源

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Online social networks are now recognized as an important platform for the spread of information. A lot of effort is made to understand this phenomenon, including popularity analysis, diffusion modeling, and information source locating. This paper presents a survey of representative methods dealing with these issues and summarizes the state of the art. To facilitate future work, analytical discussion regarding their shortcomings and related open problems are provided.

Key words： Online social networks Information diffusion Popularity Diffusion modeling Source locating

收稿日期: 2016-10-25 出版日期: 2017-03-07

PACS:	TP393
	TP391

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国家重点基础研究发展计划(2013CB329605)

通讯作者: 许文文：女，1989年生，博士生，研究方向为在线社交网络信息传播分析. E-mail: xuwenwenustb@163.com

作者简介: 胡长军：男，1963年生，教授，研究方向为社交网络分析、高性能计算、领域数据工程. 许文文：女，1989年生，博士生，研究方向为在线社交网络信息传播分析. 胡颖：女，1990年生，博士生，研究方向为在线社交网络信息传播分析. 方明哲：男，1989年生，博士生，研究方向为在线社交网络信息溯源分析. 刘峰：男，1992年生，硕士生，研究方向为在线社交网络信息传播分析.

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胡长军,许文文,胡颖,方明哲,刘峰. 在线社交网络信息传播研究综述[J]. 电子与信息学报, 2017, 39(4): 794-804. HU Changjun, XU Wenwen, HU Ying, FANG Mingzhe, LIU Feng. Review of Information Diffusion in Online Social Networks. JEIT, 2017, 39(4): 794-804.

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