The development of simulators able to reproduce the social network dynamics and their reactions to events and actions is a promising sector for extending the potential of Modeling in modern scenarios; in these contexts the simulations are usually devoted to support training and decision making. In particular it is interesting to reproduce the web social networks as interoperable simulators with main scenario models. The authors propose an approach for creating models of people and related web social networks to recreate their dynamics during simulation runs, experimentations and exercises. The paper presents an example of using this system to address complex scenarios where human factors are fundamental.

INNOVATIVE MODELLING OF SOCIAL NETWORKS FOR REPRODUCING COMPLEX SCENARIOS

Agostino G. Bruzzone;Riccardo di Matteo;Marina Massei;
2017-01-01

Abstract

The development of simulators able to reproduce the social network dynamics and their reactions to events and actions is a promising sector for extending the potential of Modeling in modern scenarios; in these contexts the simulations are usually devoted to support training and decision making. In particular it is interesting to reproduce the web social networks as interoperable simulators with main scenario models. The authors propose an approach for creating models of people and related web social networks to recreate their dynamics during simulation runs, experimentations and exercises. The paper presents an example of using this system to address complex scenarios where human factors are fundamental.
2017
978-88-97999-85-0
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