Research on the Mass Event Simulation Based on Emotional Contagion Model

Qing Ge Gong; Dan Qing Wang; Kan Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.4426

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Research on the Mass Event Simulation Based on Emotional Contagion Model

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The mass event happens frequently, and once dealt not well, the event will lose control and the result is unimaginable. This paper, based on the analysis of the theory of the emotional contagion, proposes leveled emotional model based on the importance of leaders. By improving the interaction algorithm of the participants, introducing the factors of followers, emotional decline, emotional un-adaption, moving around, we also build an emotional affection model of the mass event. Finally we explore the general rule of the mass event through simulation in the AnyLogic software, which can provide policy when facing mass event.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Qing Ge Gong*, Dan Qing Wang, Kan Yang

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AnyLogic Simulation Software, Contagion, Emotion, Mass Event

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