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Understanding how individuals repeat social interactions over time is a central problem in the analysis of temporal networks. In social systems, repeated interactions shape processes such as information diffusion, collective coordination, and the emergence of social structure.
Maurial, Gabriel +2 more
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An N-of-1 study of daily alcohol consumption following minimum unit pricing implementation in Scotland. [PDF]
Addiction, 2021 Abstract Background and aims Within the context of Scotland's policy change to implement a minimum unit price (MUP) per unit of alcohol sold in licensed premises, this study used an N‐of‐1 design to assess between‐person differences in the psychological and social factors associated with daily alcohol consumption.
Kwasnicka D +6 more
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Does social structure modulate linguistic priming?
Does human language spread primarily as a virus, or as a form of complex behavioral contagion? Simple behavioral contagion is analogous to biological contagion of a virus, whereby a single contact is sufficient to induce the adoption of a given behavior.
Kerime Eylul Eski, Luca Onnis
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Internet e Egonet: la demagogia al potere?
, 2023 Se secondo McLuhan il medium tradizionale (TV e RADIO) modella i messaggi e li determina, i social media invece sono influenzati e strutturati dai messaggi stessi e da come questi si veicolano e replicano. Le loro strutture sono condizionate dalle Egonet, da aggregati di persone che si ricompongono in modi continui e ne modificano il substrato ...
Pinardi, Stefano
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Anomaly Detection in Graphs of Bank Transactions for Anti Money Laundering Applications
IEEE Access, 2022 Our aim in this paper is to detect bank clients involved in suspicious activities related to money laundering, using the graph of transactions of the bank.
Bogdan Dumitrescu +2 more
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“Like with like” or “do like?” Modeling peer effects in the classroom
Social Science Quarterly, Volume 104, Issue 3, Page 265-280, May 2023., 2023 Abstract Objective The authors discuss the role of peer networks in shaping the decision to enroll at university. Using panel data from Italy, they apply innovative statistical methods to study a sample of students as they complete high school and decide whether or not to attend university.
Jonathan Pratschke, Giovanni Abbiati
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International Journal of Social Welfare, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 9-19, January 2023., 2023 Abstract This article explains the factors that led to the use of a hybrid data collection tool—i.e., a single questionnaire designed to collect both quantitative and qualitative data—in two different research projects that focused on the relation between the labour market trajectories of young people and the use and accumulation of network social ...
Joan M. Verd
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International Journal of Psychology, Volume 57, Issue 4, Page 491-500, August 2022., 2022 There is some evidence that ethnocultural diversity encourages superordinate levels of categorisation, such as feeling identified with people globally. A remaining question is what type of engagement with diversity facilitates this link and why. We use immigrants' personal social network data and examine the link between global identification and ...
Magdalena Bobowik +2 more
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Interaction Context‐Aware Network Behavior Anomaly Detection for Discovering Unknown Attacks
Security and Communication Networks, Volume 2022, Issue 1, 2022., 2022 Network behavior anomaly detection is an effective approach to discover unknown attacks, where generating high‐efficacy network behavior representation is one of the most crucial parts. Nowadays, complicated network environments and advancing attack techniques make it more challenging.
Zhi-Quan Qin +4 more
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Overlapping Community Detection Based on Strong Tie Detection and Non‐Overlapping Link Clustering
Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Volume 2022, Issue 1, 2022., 2022 Many clustering algorithms are in favour of node‐based methods, but a link between nodes has one single feature, so link‐based clustering is sometimes easier than node‐based methods. Being dependent on the characteristics of links, a detection algorithm for a non‐overlapping link community is put forward in this paper.
Lin Guo, Miao Zhang, Jian Lin
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