CN111460679B - Dynamics-based synchronous cross information propagation analysis method and system - Google Patents

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CN111460679B
CN111460679B CN202010302582.4A CN202010302582A CN111460679B CN 111460679 B CN111460679 B CN 111460679B CN 202010302582 A CN202010302582 A CN 202010302582A CN 111460679 B CN111460679 B CN 111460679B
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The invention provides a synchronous cross information propagation analysis method and a system based on dynamics, which comprises the following steps: dividing the state of a network user into three user states of a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state; constructing a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model of the user changing between different user states along with the propagation of the two pieces of information; collecting two pieces of information of which the release time interval is smaller than a set value, dividing the user states of network users of the two pieces of information, inputting a plurality of user states of the two pieces of divided information into a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, and predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds changing along with time. The above method and system consider the interaction between two pieces of information.

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Dynamics-based synchronous cross information propagation analysis method and system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of public opinion transmission power system construction, in particular to a dynamics-based synchronous cross information transmission analysis method and system.
A public hot spot event on the internet usually contains a plurality of information, and the mutual influence between the information plays an important role in the overall propagation of the event. Therefore, as a basis for researching the propagation of the complex public opinion, the dynamic modeling of two pieces of information is an important problem of the complex public opinion ecosystem.
Traditionally, information dissemination research has been focused on a single piece of information, and a series of studies have been conducted on rumor dissemination in particular. Considering the similarity between rumors and epidemiology in multiple aspects, many researchers have studied rumors using the susceptible-infection (SI) model and the susceptible-infection-recovery (SIR) model, respectively, and the susceptible-infection-exposure-recovery (SEIR) model, and improved the basic model to make the model more targeted and effective. On the one hand, some scholars consider different states of propagation, introducing different modules. In 2012, researchers developed a new rumor propagation model called susceptible-infected-latent-deleted (SIHR) model that introduced a new latent module to reduce the maximum impact of rumors. In 2014, some researchers provided an SIR model, which considers a refuting mechanism of a homogeneous social network, analyzes a dynamic process of rumor propagation, and can reduce the maximum influence of rumors. On the other hand, there are also scholars who introduce more important influencing factors into the model to study the complex real world. In 2015, researchers studied the cumulative effect of human memory on rumor propagation by using microblog data sets, and proposed an influence model of the change of memory on rumor propagation rate with time in artificial networks and real social networks. Meanwhile, some researchers establish a dynamic 8-state ignorant-carrier-propagator-advocate-deleter (ICSAR) rumor propagation model to study the rumor propagation mechanism, further study the effect of each influence factor, and improve the rumor rejection and the efficiency of making an emergency plan. In addition, some studies have also addressed other factors such as the degree of trust between people, tie strength, and social affinity.
Research on information dissemination is not limited to rumors, but models are constructed for other types of information dissemination without distinguishing rumors from normal information. Researchers build parameterization (Susc epidemic users (S), super-broadcasts (A), normal broadcasts (I) recycled users (R), SAIR) models based on basic epidemic models, and the influence of superpropagators in information propagation is researched. By analyzing the topological characteristics of microblogs, a scholars introduces an epidemiological susceptibility-exposure-infection-resistance (SEIR) model and explores the mode of information propagation in a microblog network to consider that the network has obvious small world and non-standard property, so that the network is successful in information transfer but fails in resisting negative effects.
In 2018, researchers studied the propagation of crossbars at different release times, introducing two models: a double-infected-recovered (DSIR) model and a comprehensive-DSIR (C-DSIR) model. The study constructed a model of the effect of the first rumor on the second rumor but neglected the interaction of the second rumor on the first rumor and neglected the interaction between the information, by investigating the propagation of two rumors released in sequence, giving the mechanism of dual rumors and introducing a selection parameter to express the attractiveness of the different rumors.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention provides a method and system for analyzing information propagation based on dynamics and synchronization crossing, which considers the interaction between two pieces of information.
According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a synchronous cross information propagation analysis method based on dynamics, including:
dividing the state of a network user into three user states, namely a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state, wherein the susceptible state represents the state that the user is not contacted with published information but has information forwarding capability; the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state that the user loses the active ability after forwarding the information;
constructing a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model in which users are converted between different user states along with propagation of two pieces of information, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user is taken as an individual and is divided into different crowds according to the user states of the different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, the derivative of the total number of the individuals of one crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the conversion direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except the crowds in which the two pieces of information are in an immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, obtaining a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the change of time, setting one piece of information which can be transmitted only once by each user, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the transmitted amount of two pieces of information, collecting the accumulated transmitted amount of the two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than a set value as an actual value, obtaining the accumulated transmitted amount through the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the change of time by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
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The synchronous cross information transmission analysis method is characterized in that the cross information synchronous transmission dynamic modelThe model parameters include: first average contact rate
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According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a dynamics-based synchronous cross information propagation analysis system, comprising:
the user state dividing module is used for dividing the state of the network user into three user states, namely a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state, wherein the susceptible state represents the state that the user is not contacted with the issued information but has the information forwarding capability; the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state that the user loses the active ability after forwarding the information;
the model building module is used for building a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model which is changed between different user states along with the propagation of two pieces of information according to the user states divided by the user state dividing module, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user serves as an individual, different crowds are divided according to the user states of different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, and the derivative of the total number of the individuals of one crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except the crowds in which the two pieces of information are in the immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
the acquisition module is used for acquiring two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than a set value as an actual value, setting an initial value of a model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, acquiring a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the change of time, setting that each user of one piece of information can only forward once, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the forward quantity of the two pieces of information, acquiring the accumulated forward quantity through the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, acquiring the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, performing model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the change of time by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
The synchronous cross information transmission analysis method and system based on dynamics considers the interaction between two pieces of information, and provides a cross transmission susceptibility-forwarding-immunity (CT-SFI) transmission dynamics model, and the core of the method comprises two important processes of cross transmission: one is dynamic cross propagation with strong attraction and the other dynamic cross propagation with continuous attraction. In the former process, after a user forwards a piece of information in a short time, the user can generate strong interest in the other piece of information, and for this purpose, the invention provides a strong attraction index which describes the information
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a dynamics-based synchronous cross-information propagation analysis method of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cross-information synchronous propagation dynamics model according to the present invention;
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FIG. 7b is a graph of cross-cumulative total forwarded amount and cross-active forwarded amount over time for cross propagation of two pieces of information;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of the public sentiment indicator of the present invention varying with time;
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FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a block diagram of a dynamics-based synchronized cross-information propagation analysis system of the present invention;
FIGS. 15a and 15b are graphs comparing real data and simulated data obtained by the cross-information simultaneous propagation dynamics model of the present invention in one embodiment.
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In the following description, for purposes of explanation, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of one or more embodiments. It may be evident, however, that such embodiment(s) may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form in order to facilitate describing one or more embodiments.
Various embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Fig. 1 is a flowchart of a synchronous cross information propagation analysis method based on dynamics according to the present invention, and as shown in fig. 1, the synchronous cross information propagation analysis method includes:
step S1, dividing the state of the network user into three user states, namely a susceptable state (abbreviated as S), a Forwarding state (abbreviated as F) and an Immune state (Immune, abbreviated as I), wherein the susceptable state represents a state in which the user does not contact the published information but has an information Forwarding capability (users who are in an attention relationship with the original publisher or information propagator in the social network, and users who may obtain information through active search, such as smart phone users, networked computer users, and the like); the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state in which the user loses activity after forwarding the information (for example, the user does not have any operation (browsing, commenting, editing, and the like) on the information within a set time period after the user forwards the information);
step S2, constructing a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, namely a cross-transmission reliable-forwarding-equalized model (CT-SFI) model, which is changed between different user states along with propagation of the two pieces of information, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user is taken as an individual, the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model is divided into different crowds according to the user states of the different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, and the derivative of the total number of the individuals of the crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except the crowd in which the two pieces of information are in an immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
step S3, setting an initial value of a model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, obtaining a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the change of time, setting that each user of one piece of information can only forward once, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the forward quantity of two pieces of information, collecting the accumulated forward quantity of the two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than the set value as an actual value, using the accumulated forward quantity obtained by the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the change of time by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
The synchronous cross information transmission analysis method based on dynamics is used for researching an information cross transmission mechanism, analyzing a general mode of the cross information transmission mechanism, researching the mutual influence among information and the effect of cross transmission on the whole event transmission by establishing a model, mastering the popularity of the internet in advance, detecting microblog information transmission, judging and predicting the current development desktop and future changes of the information transmission in time, and has great significance for maintaining social stability and constructing a harmonious society.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, step S2 includes:
assuming that the information is spread in a closed and stable environment, only two pieces of information and the crowd which can be reached in the cross-spread process are considered, and the total number (N) of the crowd is kept unchanged. Here, only information diffusion due to individual transfer behavior is focused, and at any time, any individual (individual) in the population (individual)
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The user state conversion in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model comprises the following processes:
first, the dynamics of single information dissemination, specifically:
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In one embodiment, the assumption that each user forwards the same information only once is defined, and in step S3, the step of corresponding the total number of individuals of each group to the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information includes:
an estimation model of the accumulated forwarding amount of two pieces of information is constructed by the following formula
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the step of obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting the parameter estimation method comprises the following steps:
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In one embodiment, the above method for analyzing the propagation of synchronization cross information further includes:
analyzing a common accumulated forwarding total amount, a cross accumulated forwarding total amount, a common active forwarding amount or/and a cross active forwarding amount of the two pieces of information according to the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment, and monitoring public sentiment, wherein the common accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of the accumulated forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information for a period of time until the monitoring moment; the common active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information at the monitoring moment; the cross accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of accumulated forwarding amounts of a period of time from the moment of monitoring to the moment of first contacting one piece of information and then forwarding the other piece of information; the cross active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of contacting one information before forwarding another information at the monitoring moment.
As shown in fig. 7a, the co-accumulated total amount of forwarding and the co-active amount of forwarding that are co-propagated by two pieces of information. Collectively accumulating forwarding totals
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in one embodiment, the method further comprises the step of predicting public sentiment by public sentiment indexes including a public sentiment outbreak index, a public sentiment outbreak peak, a maximum public sentiment propagation index, a public sentiment outbreak rate, a public sentiment decline rate and an average rate, the step comprising:
public opinion outbreak index obtained from initial total number of individuals in susceptible population
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The public sentiment outbreak index represents the severity of a public sentiment event outbreak;
judging whether the public opinion outbreak index is more than 1, less than 1 or equal to 1;
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and predicting a maximum public opinion propagation index by a numerical simulation method through a curve of the cumulative quantity of the total number of individuals of the crowd in a forwarding state changing along with time, wherein the maximum public opinion propagation index represents the maximum boundary number which can be reached by public opinion event outbreak, namely the forwarding cumulative quantity of the whole event outbreak period.
The public opinion outbreak index obtaining method comprises the following steps:
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In a third embodiment, the method further comprises the step of analyzing the sensitivity of the model parameters to the cross-information synchronous propagation dynamics model, the step comprising:
constructing a strong attraction accumulated forwarding quantity model, a continuous attraction accumulated forwarding quantity model, a strong attraction forwarding quantity model and a continuous attraction forwarding quantity model through formulas (10) - (14);
predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of which the two pieces of information change along with time through a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after model parameters of the two pieces of information are assigned, inputting a strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a strong attraction forwarding amount model and a continuous attraction forwarding amount model, and analyzing the influence of the change on the output of the strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, the continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, the strong attraction forwarding amount model and the continuous attraction forwarding amount model through the change of a strong attraction index and a continuous attraction index;
and analyzing the influence of the model parameters on the public opinion indexes by adopting a partial rank correlation coefficient method.
In the steps, the first aspect analyzes the influence of the mutual attraction of two pieces of information on the cross propagation of the public sentiment, and the second aspect analyzes the comprehensive influence of each parameter on the public sentiment propagation index. In the cross information synchronous propagation CT-SFI dynamic model, the strong attraction index of one piece of information in the forwarding exposure period of the other piece of information
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Fig. 14 is a schematic diagram of a block diagram of a dynamics-based synchronous cross information propagation analysis system according to the present invention, and as shown in fig. 14, the synchronous cross information propagation analysis system includes:
the user state dividing module 1 is used for dividing the state of the network user into three user states, namely a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state, wherein the susceptible state represents the state that the user is not contacted with the issued information but has the information forwarding capability; the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state that the user loses the active ability after forwarding the information;
the model building module 2 is used for building a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model which is changed between different user states along with the propagation of two pieces of information according to the user states divided by the user state dividing module, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user serves as an individual, different crowds are divided according to the user states of the different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, and the derivative of the total number of the individuals of one crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except crowds with two pieces of information in an immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
the acquisition module 3 acquires two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than a set value as actual values, sets an initial value of a model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, obtains a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the time change, sets that each user of one piece of information can only forward once, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the forward amount of the two pieces of information, obtains an accumulated forward amount through the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, obtains an optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, performs model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicts the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the time change by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
In one embodiment, the acquisition module 3 comprises:
the message accumulated forwarding amount estimation model building unit is used for building an estimation model of accumulated forwarding amounts of two pieces of information through formulas (2) and (3);
and the model parameter obtaining unit estimates the parameters of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a least square method.
In one embodiment, the system further comprises a monitoring module 4, which analyzes the common accumulated forwarding total amount, the cross accumulated forwarding total amount, the co-active forwarding amount or/and the cross-active forwarding amount of the two pieces of information according to the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment, and monitors the public sentiment, wherein the common accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of the accumulated forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information for a period of time up to the monitoring time; the common active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information at the monitoring moment; the cross accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of accumulated forwarding amounts of a period of time from the moment of monitoring to the moment of first contacting one piece of information and then forwarding the other piece of information; the cross active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of contacting one information before forwarding another information at the monitoring moment.
In one embodiment, the system further comprises a public opinion index construction module for constructing a public opinion index for public opinion prediction, wherein the public opinion index comprises a public opinion outbreak index, a public opinion outbreak peak value, a maximum public opinion spreading index, a public opinion outbreak rate, a public opinion decline rate and an average rate.
In one embodiment, further comprising: and the sensitivity analysis module 5 is used for analyzing the sensitivity of the model parameters to the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, and comprises the following steps:
the model building unit is used for building a strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a strong attraction forwarding amount model and a continuous attraction forwarding amount model;
the first sensitivity analysis unit predicts the total number of individuals of different crowds of two pieces of information changing along with time through a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after model parameter assignment of the two pieces of information, inputs a strong attraction force cumulative forwarding amount model, a continuous attraction force cumulative forwarding amount model, a strong attraction force forwarding amount model and a continuous attraction force forwarding amount model, and analyzes the influence of the change on the output of the strong attraction force cumulative forwarding amount model, the continuous attraction force cumulative forwarding amount model, the strong attraction force forwarding amount model and the continuous attraction force forwarding amount model through the change of a strong attraction force index and a continuous attraction force index;
and the second sensitivity analysis unit analyzes the influence of the model parameters on the public opinion indexes by adopting a bias rank correlation coefficient method.
The propagation of a public hotspot event is typically affected by several related pieces of information. The co-propagation of two different pieces of information is critical to the integrated analysis and control of the entire event. The synchronous cross information transmission analysis system based on dynamics applies the mathematical theory to public opinion analysis through cross discipline, information dynamics is combined with public opinion event information transmission, information dynamics analysis is combined with news public opinion event analysis to establish a model, and the influence of cross transmission of information is particularly concerned. Taking two pieces of information as an example, modeling is carried out aiming at attractions of different degrees between the information, a model parameter is constructed through the forwarding quantity construction of two pieces of related information, an index of public opinion outbreak is constructed and analyzed, a model with a key parameter of strong attraction index and continuous attraction index is constructed, and under the same condition, users with cross propagation are better cooperative propagators, so that a group of the cross propagators is an object which controls information propagation and takes a strategy to be considered preferentially.
In one embodiment of the invention, the invention uses the microblog truth data to verify the validity of our CT-SFI model. Through an Application Program Interface (API), the exact time that the user forwarded can be obtained.
Table 2 and table 3 respectively show two groups of microblog posting cumulative forwarding amounts which are propagated in a cross manner, two groups of data are obtained through microblog APIs, and sampling frequency is 1 hour. Case 1 described in table 2 is an event. Two microblogs which are issued simultaneously are selected. Case 2 described in table 3 is another event. Two microblogs in the same time period are selected. The sampling frequency was 1 hour, the cumulative forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information obtained for the two cases are shown in tables 2 and 3,
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Table 4 shows the results of parameter estimation for two cases that can represent the overall propagation effect and the cross propagation effect. With average contact rate
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While the foregoing disclosure shows illustrative embodiments of the invention, it should be noted that various changes and modifications could be made herein without departing from the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. The functions, steps and/or actions of the method claims in accordance with the inventive embodiments described herein need not be performed in any particular order. Furthermore, although elements of the invention may be described or claimed in the singular, the plural is contemplated unless limitation to a single element is explicitly stated.

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1. A synchronous cross information propagation analysis method based on dynamics is characterized by comprising the following steps:
dividing the state of a network user into three user states, namely a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state, wherein the susceptible state represents the state that the user is not contacted with published information but has information forwarding capability; the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state that the user loses the active ability after forwarding the information;
constructing a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model in which users are converted between different user states along with propagation of two pieces of information, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user is taken as an individual and is divided into different crowds according to the user states of the different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, the derivative of the total number of the individuals of one crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the conversion direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except the crowds in which the two pieces of information are in an immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, obtaining a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the change of time, setting one piece of information which can be transmitted only once by each user, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the transmitted amount of two pieces of information, collecting the accumulated transmitted amount of the two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than a set value as an actual value, obtaining the accumulated transmitted amount through the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the change of time by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
2. The synchronous cross information propagation analysis method of claim 1, further comprising:
analyzing a common accumulated forwarding total amount, a cross accumulated forwarding total amount, a common active forwarding amount or/and a cross active forwarding amount of the two pieces of information according to the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment, and monitoring public sentiment, wherein the common accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of the accumulated forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information for a period of time until the monitoring moment; the common active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information at the monitoring moment; the cross accumulated forwarding total amount is the sum of accumulated forwarding amounts of a period of time from the moment of monitoring to the moment of first contacting one piece of information and then forwarding the other piece of information; the cross active forwarding amount is the sum of the forwarding amounts of contacting one information before forwarding another information at the monitoring moment.
3. The synchronous cross information propagation analysis method of claim 1, wherein the cross information synchronous propagation dynamics model divides users into 12 groups according to user states in two pieces of information, the two pieces of information being information
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6. The synchronous cross information dissemination analysis method according to claim 4, further comprising the step of predicting public sentiments by public sentiment indexes including a public sentiment outbreak index, a public sentiment outbreak peak, a maximum public sentiment dissemination index, a public sentiment outbreak rate, a public sentiment decline rate and an average rate, said step comprising:
obtaining a public opinion outbreak index by the total number of individuals of the initial susceptible population according to the following formula, the public opinion outbreak index representing the severity of the public opinion event outbreak
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predicting a public opinion propagation peak value through a curve of the total number of individuals of the crowd in a forwarding state changing along with time by adopting a numerical simulation method, wherein the public opinion propagation peak value represents a propagation peak value of a public opinion hotspot event;
the moment when the number of users in a forwarding state is increased to a first set proportion of a public sentiment propagation peak value is used as a public sentiment outbreak starting moment, and the public sentiment outbreak starting moment is predicted;
the moment when the number of users in a forwarding state is increased to the public sentiment propagation peak value is used as the public sentiment outbreak peak value moment, and the public sentiment outbreak peak value moment is predicted;
the moment when the quantity in the forwarding state is reduced to a second set proportion of the public sentiment propagation peak value is taken as the public sentiment outbreak ending moment, and the public sentiment outbreak ending moment is predicted;
the number of users in a forwarding state in unit time from the starting moment of public sentiment outbreak to the peak moment of the public sentiment outbreak is used as the public sentiment outbreak rate, so that the public sentiment outbreak rate is predicted;
the number of users in a forwarding state in unit time from the peak moment of public sentiment outbreak to the end moment of the public sentiment outbreak is taken as the rate of public sentiment decline, so that the rate of the public sentiment decline is predicted;
the number of users in a forwarding state in unit time from the starting moment of public sentiment outbreak to the ending moment of the public sentiment outbreak is taken as an average rate, and the public sentiment average rate is predicted;
and predicting a maximum public opinion propagation index by a numerical simulation method through a curve of the cumulative quantity of the total number of individuals of the crowd in a forwarding state changing along with time, wherein the maximum public opinion propagation index represents the maximum boundary number which can be reached by public opinion event outbreak, namely the forwarding cumulative quantity of the whole event outbreak period.
7. The synchronous cross information propagation analysis method according to claim 4, wherein the step of correlating the total number of individuals of each population with the forwarding amounts of the two pieces of information comprises:
an estimation model of the accumulated forwarding amount of two pieces of information is constructed by the following formula
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the step of obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting the parameter estimation method comprises the following steps:
method for estimating parameters of cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting least square method
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8. The synchronous cross information propagation analysis method of claim 6, further comprising the step of analyzing the sensitivity of model parameters to a cross information synchronous propagation dynamics model, the step comprising:
constructing a strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a strong attraction forwarding amount model and a continuous attraction forwarding amount model through the following formulas
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forwarding the traffic for sustained attractiveness;
predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of which the two pieces of information change along with time through a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after model parameters of the two pieces of information are assigned, inputting a strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, a strong attraction forwarding amount model and a continuous attraction forwarding amount model, and analyzing the influence of the change on the output of the strong attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, the continuous attraction accumulated forwarding amount model, the strong attraction forwarding amount model and the continuous attraction forwarding amount model through the change of a strong attraction index and a continuous attraction index;
and analyzing the influence of the model parameters on the public opinion indexes by adopting a partial rank correlation coefficient method.
9. A dynamics-based synchronized cross-information propagation analysis system, comprising:
the user state dividing module is used for dividing the state of the network user into three user states, namely a susceptible state, a forwarding state and an immune state, wherein the susceptible state represents the state that the user is not contacted with the issued information but has the information forwarding capability; the forwarding state represents a state that forwarding is performed and that is in an active state and can affect other users; the immune state represents a state that the user loses the active ability after forwarding the information;
the model building module is used for building a cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model which is changed between different user states along with the propagation of two pieces of information according to the user states divided by the user state dividing module, wherein in the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, one user serves as an individual, different crowds are divided according to the user states of different individuals relative to the two pieces of information, the user states of the individuals in one crowd are the same, and the derivative of the total number of the individuals of one crowd relative to time and the total number of the individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation through model parameters according to the transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds except the crowds in which the two pieces of information are in the immune state; the model parameters comprise average contact rate, forwarding average probability, strong attraction index, continuous attraction index and average immunity rate; the average exposure rate represents an average rate at which an individual of a message in a susceptible state can be exposed to the message; the forwarding average probability represents the average probability that an individual in a susceptible state of one information is exposed to the one information for forwarding; the strong attraction index refers to an individual of one piece of information in a forwarding state and is in a susceptible state of another piece of information at the same time, and the attraction degree of the another piece of information to the individual; the continuous attraction refers to an individual in an immune state of one message and a susceptible state of another message, and the attraction transfer degree of the another message to the individual;
the acquisition module is used for acquiring two pieces of information with the release time interval smaller than a set value as an actual value, setting an initial value of a model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model, acquiring a curve of the individual total number of each crowd along with the change of time, setting that each user of one piece of information can only forward once, so that the individual total number of each crowd corresponds to the forward quantity of the two pieces of information, acquiring the accumulated forward quantity through the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model as an estimated value, acquiring the optimal value of the model parameter of the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, performing model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the individual total number of different crowds of the two pieces of information along with the change of time by adopting the cross information synchronous propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
10. The system of claim 9, further comprising a public opinion index constructing module for constructing a public opinion index for public opinion prediction, wherein the public opinion index comprises a public opinion outbreak index, a public opinion outbreak peak value, a maximum public opinion propagation index, a public opinion outbreak rate, a public opinion decay rate, and an average rate.
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