The Micro-Blogging Network Leading Group Recognition Algorithm

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Based on the analysis and research of micro-blogging network transmission of information, the transmission of information model is constructed. By studying the network model, a small group of core users of the network information dissemination play a guiding role. To solve the problem that the research of micro-blogging user influence ranking can only ranking order given its influence, but not determine which user play a guiding role in transmission of information, LeadersRank algorithm based on the idea of personalized PageRank algorithm is proposed, and the algorithm is applied to the real micro-blogging data to identify the leading group, the experimental results prove the feasibility and effectiveness of the algorithm.

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