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Competing opinion diffusion on social networks
2017
Royal Society Open Science
Opinion competition is a common phenomenon in real life, such as with opinions on controversial issues or political candidates; however, modelling this competition remains largely unexplored. To bridge this gap, we propose a model of competing opinion diffusion on social networks taking into account degree-dependent fitness or persuasiveness. We study the combined influence of social networks, individual fitnesses and attributes, as well as mass media on people's opinions, and find that both
doi:10.1098/rsos.171160
pmid:29291101
pmcid:PMC5717675
fatcat:rjtomqxqifce5hwrekpbrytyqe