CN112102960B - Dynamics-based delay cross information propagation analysis method and system - Google Patents

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CN112102960B
CN112102960B CN202011305759.2A CN202011305759A CN112102960B CN 112102960 B CN112102960 B CN 112102960B CN 202011305759 A CN202011305759 A CN 202011305759A CN 112102960 B CN112102960 B CN 112102960B
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The invention provides a delayed cross information propagation analysis method and a system based on dynamics, which comprises the following steps: a network user is an individual, and the individual state is a susceptible state, a forwarding state, an overtime immune state and a direct immune state; monitoring a propagation period of the first piece of information to which the individual is exposed; constructing a first cross information transmission dynamic model of cross transmission of two pieces of information of a first piece of information which issues a second piece of information in a stationary period; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model of cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the first information outbreak period; and the total number of individuals of each crowd corresponds to the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and the change of the total number of individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information is predicted by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model. The method and the system accurately analyze the influence of the published information in the long-interval and short-interval delayed cross public sentiment on the new information.

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Dynamics-based delay cross information propagation analysis method and system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of public opinion propagation power system construction, in particular to a dynamics-based delay cross information propagation analysis method and system.
Background
The success of reducing the spread of COVID-19 among the population depends largely on social distance, self-protection, case discovery, quarantine, isolation, and testing effectiveness. The effectiveness of these non-pharmaceutical intervention measures depends on public active participation, which is largely influenced by public opinion. One important challenge in studying effective communication is the cross-propagation of relevant and content inconsistent information at different points in time that is placed on social media. This requires us to adopt certain strategies to optimize the opportunity for publishing key information on social media in the case of a rapid development of the epidemic.
In the field of information dissemination dynamics, rumor dissemination models include a susceptible-infected-exposed-recovered model (SEIR), a susceptible-infected (SI) model, a susceptible-infected-Susceptible (SIs) model, a susceptible-infected-recovered model and the like, and these early studies do not fully solve the important phenomena of delay of release and cross-dissemination of related information in information dissemination in real social media networks.
Two types of double rumor propagation models have been proposed by scholars, the double-sensitive infection recovery (DSIR) model, which assumes that rumors are propagated by direct contact with others through infected nodes; the overall spread of all rumors was studied using a C-DSIR (C-DSIR) ensemble model, with the emphasis on determining how many people did not spread all rumors, how many people were spreading or had spread at least one rumor, and not studying the effect of one rumor propagation delay on the spread of two rumors over the entire time period.
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In view of the above problems, the present invention provides a dynamics-based delay-crossing information propagation analysis method, including:
a network user is taken as an individual, for a first piece of information, the state of the individual is divided into a first susceptible state, a first forwarding state, a timeout immune state and a direct immune state, wherein the first susceptible state is a state that the individual does not contact the first piece of information yet, but has a chance to contact the first piece of information in the future, is easily influenced by the first piece of information and is possible to generate forwarding; the first forwarding state is a state that a first piece of information has been forwarded and is in an active state and can affect other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the first piece of information loses the active capability after being forwarded, and the direct immune state is a state that the first piece of information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned to lose the active capability;
monitoring a propagation period of a first piece of information, the propagation period comprising an outbreak period and a plateau period;
constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in a stationary phase of the first piece of information, and comprises the following steps: the status of the individual is divided into a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a fourth susceptible status, a second forwarding status and a first immune status, the second susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the fourth susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the second forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and the individuals who are in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state read the second information and then abandon the forwarding of the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein a derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to a transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds having transformation relations with the crowd except the crowd in the first immune state;
constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the outbreak period of the first piece of information, and comprises the following steps: dividing the state of the individual into a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a sixth susceptible state, a second forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fifth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the sixth susceptible state is a state which is in a first forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in a state that the second information is already forwarded and loses the active capability, and the individual in the fifth susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state abandons forwarding and loses the active capability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein in the second cross information propagation dynamic model, the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to the transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds except crowds in the second immune state and having transformation relations with the crowd;
setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount.
In one embodiment, the step of constructing the first cross information propagation kinetic model further comprises:
setting model parameters of a first cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the second average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the third susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the fourth average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the second susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the second average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state; the second average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the first immune state; the first strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual forwarding the first piece of information to the forwarding of the second piece of information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
a first cross information propagation dynamics model is constructed according to the following formula,
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Preferably, the step of corresponding the total number of individuals of each crowd to the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information comprises:
estimating the accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information according to the following formula through a first cross information propagation dynamic model
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Further, preferably, the method further comprises the following steps:
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a first cross information propagation dynamic model;
the method comprises the steps of collecting the accumulated forwarding amount of a second piece of information as an actual value, obtaining the accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information as an estimated value through a first cross information propagation dynamic model, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the first cross information propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of the two pieces of information changing along with time by adopting the first cross information propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
In one embodiment, the step of constructing the second cross information propagation kinetic model further comprises:
setting model parameters of a second cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the first average contact rate is an average rate at which an individual in a first susceptible state to the first piece of information can contact the first piece of information; the first average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the first piece of information for the individual with the first piece of information in the first susceptible state; the first average immune rate is the average rate of individual transfer of the first information in the first forwarding state to the overtime immune state of the first information; a fifth average exposure rate is an average rate at which individuals in the sixth and third susceptible states can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; a sixth average exposure rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fifth susceptible state can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state and a sixth susceptible state; the third average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the second immune state; the second strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual who is in a fifth susceptible state on the first information or an individual who forwards the first information on the forwarding of the second information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
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Preferably, the method further comprises the following steps:
estimating the accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information and the accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information according to the following formula through a second cross information propagation dynamic model
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Further, preferably, the method further comprises the following steps:
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a second cross information propagation dynamic model;
collecting the accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information and the second piece of information as actual values, obtaining the accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information and the second piece of information through a second cross information propagation dynamic model as estimated values, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the second cross information propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of the two pieces of information changing along with time by adopting the second cross information propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
In one embodiment, the method further comprises the step of performing public opinion monitoring on the first information and the second information through a first cross information propagation dynamic model and a second cross information propagation dynamic model respectively, and comprises the following steps:
obtaining a first information dissemination reproducible number according to a first cross information dissemination dynamics model by the following formula
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Preferably, the method further comprises the steps of constructing a delay release information propagation index and analyzing the influence of the model parameters on the propagation of the second piece of information, wherein the delay release information propagation index comprises a first information propagation reproducible number, a second information propagation reproducible number, a propagation peak value, a final scale, a propagation climax time, a propagation outbreak time, a propagation duration, an average outbreak speed and an average decay speed.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a dynamics-based delay-crossing information propagation analysis system, comprising:
the system comprises a state division module, a network user and a first forwarding module, wherein for a first piece of information, the state of the individual is divided into a first susceptible state, a first forwarding state, an overtime immune state and a direct immune state, and the first susceptible state is a state that the individual does not contact the first piece of information yet, but has a chance to contact the first piece of information in the future, is easily influenced by the first piece of information and is possibly forwarded; the first forwarding state is a state that a first piece of information has been forwarded and is in an active state and can affect other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the first piece of information loses the active capability after being forwarded, and the direct immune state is a state that the first piece of information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned to lose the active capability;
the first monitoring module monitors the propagation period of the first piece of information, wherein the propagation period comprises an outbreak period and a stable period;
the first model building module is used for building a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in a stationary period of the first piece of information, and comprises: the status of the individual is divided into a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a fourth susceptible status, a second forwarding status and a first immune status, the second susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the fourth susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the second forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and the individuals who are in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state read the second information and then abandon the forwarding of the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein a derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to a transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds having transformation relations with the crowd except the crowd in the first immune state;
the second model building module is used for building a second cross information propagation dynamic model, the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the outbreak period of the first piece of information, and the second model building module comprises: dividing the state of the individual into a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a sixth susceptible state, a second forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fifth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the sixth susceptible state is a state which is in a first forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in a state that the second information is already forwarded and loses the active capability, and the individual in the fifth susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state abandons forwarding and loses the active capability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein in the second cross information propagation dynamic model, the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to the transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds except crowds in the second immune state and having transformation relations with the crowd;
and the second monitoring module is used for setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of the individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of the individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount.
The invention discloses a delay cross information propagation analysis method and a delay cross information propagation analysis system based on dynamics, which consider the interaction of delay release of two pieces of information, provide a propagation dynamics model of delay cross propagation susceptibility-forwarding-immunity (DT-SFI), and divide the model into a long interval delay cross propagation dynamics model (LTI DT-SFI) and a short interval delay cross propagation dynamics model (STI DT-SFI) by distinguishing different time intervals. In the long-interval delay cross-propagation kinetic model, different attractions of new information to immune populations exposed to the first information after the first information tends to be stable are considered; in a short-interval delay cross-propagation kinetic model, different attractions that a forwarding group and an immune group of a first piece of information receive new information when the first piece of information is in an outbreak period are considered, attraction indexes with different contact degrees are provided, and the attraction degrees of the new information to different groups are described. A delay cross propagation index based on forwarding is established, and the interaction between DT-SFI model information is explored on a real data set by using numerical simulation and sensitivity analysis so as to realize the cross propagation of the information.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a dynamics-based delayed cross-information propagation analysis method of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the delayed information propagation LTI DT-SFI dynamics model of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the delayed information propagation STI DT-SFI dynamics model of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic illustration of a delayed distribution information propagation index according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of delayed-release cross-propagation of information;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of delayed information propagation LTI DT-SFI dynamical model parameter estimation and numerical fitting;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of delayed information propagation STI DT-SFI dynamical model parameter estimation and numerical fitting;
FIG. 8 shows the LTI DT-SFI under multi-parameter variation
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FIG. 11 shows the LTI DT-SFI under multi-parameter variation
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schematic of PRCCs of (a);
FIGS. 12a, 12b and 12c are graphs illustrating the effect of average contact rate on forwarding and forwarding accumulation in LTI DT-SFI;
FIGS. 13a, 13b and 13c are schematic diagrams of the effect of attraction index on forwarding and forwarding cumulant in LTI DT-SFI;
FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of an information dissemination process where new information is published at different points in time as published information enters a stabilization period;
FIG. 15 shows the multi-parameter variation in STI DT-SFI
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FIGS. 19a, 19b and 19c are graphs illustrating the effect of average contact rate on forwarding and forwarding accumulation in STI DT-SFI;
FIGS. 20a, 20b and 20c are graphs illustrating the effect of attraction index on forwarding and forward accumulation in STI DT-SFI;
fig. 21 is an information dissemination process where new information is published at different points in time when published information is in a burst period.
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Fig. 1 is a flow chart of a dynamics-based delay-crossing information propagation analysis method according to the present invention, as shown in fig. 1, the delay-crossing information propagation analysis method includes:
step S1, a network user is used as an individual, for a first piece of information, the state of the individual is divided into a first susceptible state, a first forwarding state, a timeout immune state and a direct immune state, the first susceptible state is a state that the individual has not contacted the first piece of information yet, but has an opportunity to contact the first piece of information in the future, is easily influenced by the first piece of information and is possible to generate forwarding; the first forwarding state is a state that a first piece of information has been forwarded and is in an active state and can affect other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the first piece of information loses the active capability after being forwarded, and the direct immune state is a state that the first piece of information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned to lose the active capability;
step S2, monitoring the propagation period of the first piece of information, wherein the propagation period comprises an outbreak period and a stable period;
step S3, constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, where the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model of cross propagation of two pieces of information issuing a second piece of information in a stationary phase of the first piece of information, and includes: the status of the individual is divided into a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a fourth susceptible status, a second forwarding status and a first immune status, the second susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the fourth susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the second forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and the individuals who are in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state read the second information and then abandon the forwarding of the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein a derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to a transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds having transformation relations with the crowd except the crowd in the first immune state;
step S4, constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, where the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model of cross propagation of two pieces of information issuing a second piece of information in an outbreak period of the first piece of information, and includes: dividing the state of the individual into a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a sixth susceptible state, a second forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fifth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the sixth susceptible state is a state which is in a first forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in a state that the second information is already forwarded and loses the active capability, and the individual in the fifth susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state abandons forwarding and loses the active capability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein in the second cross information propagation dynamic model, the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to the transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds except crowds in the second immune state and having transformation relations with the crowd;
and step S5, setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount.
The focus of the invention is on the effect that one message still has on another message that is issued one after the other after a period of time. Similarly, in the case of partial overlap between the vulnerable groups of two pieces of information, the group exposed to the first piece of information released first will be attracted (more interested or contradicted) by the topic, and when exposed to the second piece of information, a part of the group will generate the forwarding behavior for the second piece of information, and will form a differentiated representation with the group not exposed to the first piece of information. The delay-transmission-reliable-forwarding-equalized model (DT-SFI) constructed by the invention considers two situations: the first method is that a first cross information propagation dynamic model long-time-interval-transmission-reliable-forwarding-immunee (LTI DT-SFI) model is constructed for the situation that the release time of the second piece of information is after the first piece of information is propagated to a stationary phase, as shown in FIG. 2; secondly, when the release time of the second piece of information is in the first information propagation outbreak period, a second cross information propagation dynamic model short-time-interval-transmission-reliable-forwarding-immunee (STI DT-SFI) model is constructed, as shown in FIG. 3.
As shown in fig. 2, the LTI DT-SFI includes a submodel I and a submodel II, the submodel I is a model for propagating a first piece of information before issuing a second piece of information, the submodel II is a model for cross-propagating the second piece of information issued with a delay and the first piece of information, assuming that the information is propagated in a closed and stable environment, focusing on the influence of the first piece of information on the second piece of information, and considering only the information diffusion generated by the forwarding behavior of the individual, the submodel I models the propagation process of the first piece of information issued, and the state that each individual can have is unique and may be in one of the following states:
a first vulnerable state (abbreviated as S1), in which an individual has not yet contacted the first piece of information, but has an opportunity to contact and be Susceptible to the first piece of information in the future, and possibly has a forwarding behavior, and the S1 state only contains a vulnerable group of the first piece of information, because the propagation of the first piece of information and the propagation of the second piece of information do not intersect.
A first Forwarding state (abbreviated F1) in which an individual has forwarded a first piece of information and is still within the exposure period and has the ability to make the individual in the first susceptible state aware of the content of the information and to generate Forwarding behavior, also referred to as the individual in this state being active.
The time-out Immune state (Immune, abbreviated as I11) in which individuals have forwarded the first piece of information and over time exceeded the exposure period and thus no longer have the ability to affect others.
The direct Immune state (Immune, abbreviated as I12) is formed by individuals who are in the state of losing their active ability to give up forwarding due to subjective disinterest in the first information after the individuals who are in the first susceptible state have been exposed to the first information.
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the boundary conditions of (1) include:
initial value: since the burst of the single message starts from one message, the forwarding amount and the accumulated forwarding amount of the single message propagation starting point are both 1, and the number of individuals in the immune state is 0, that is, the number of individuals in the immune state is 0
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In the submodel I, the process of propagating the first piece of information includes:
the first forwarding process, when an individual in the first susceptible state S1 contacts the individual in the first forwarding state F1 and knows the content of the information to be transmitted, will subjectively forward with an average forwarding probability
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The individual no longer has the ability to make the individual in the first vulnerable state aware of the information content and to generate forwarding behavior due to the exposure period being exceeded, i.e. the transition from the forwarding state F1 to the timeout immune state I11.
The submodel II models a second piece of information that is released later, and the time of release of the second piece of information after the first piece of information has propagated into a plateau, at which stage each individual is uniquely in one of the following states:
a second vulnerable state S2, in which the individual has not yet contacted the second piece of information and the first piece of information, but has a chance to contact the second piece of information in the future and is vulnerable to the second piece of information and possibly having a forwarding action.
A third vulnerable state, I11, is a time-out immune state of the first message, in which individuals who have not yet contacted the second message while they are in the time-out immune state of the first message, but have a chance to contact the second message in the future and are vulnerable to the message and possibly act as a relay.
The fourth vulnerable state is also the first information direct immunization state I12, and the individual in this state has not yet contacted the second information in the direct immunization state of the first information, but has an opportunity to contact the second information in the future and is vulnerable to the information, so that the forwarding action is possible.
A second forwarding state F2, in which the individual has forwarded the second piece of information and is still within the exposure period, and has the ability to make the individual in the vulnerable state (S2, I11, I12) aware of the content of the second piece of information and to generate a forwarding behavior, also called the individual in this state is active.
A first immune state I2, where the individual is composed of several parts: some are individuals who have forwarded a second piece of information and who, over time, have exceeded the exposure period, no longer have the ability to affect others; the other part is composed of individuals who, after being exposed to the second piece of information during the vulnerable state (S2, I11, I12), transform directly into an immune state due to subjective disinterest in the second piece of information.
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fourth average contact rate
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second average contact velocity
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second average forwarding probability
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And represents the average probability of forwarding the information after the individual in the susceptible state (S2, I11, I12) contacts the second piece of information. Due to the difference of the interest degree of the individual to the information, when the individual contacts the information, the individual has the right to decide whether to forward the information,
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to average the exposure period, i.e. the average time during which the individual who generated the forwarding behavior has the ability to make the individual in a vulnerable state aware of the content of the information and generate the forwarding behavior, it is preferred that,
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index of non-exposure attraction
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accumulated forwarding amount of post-release second message
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(11)
some initial values in the submodel II are determined by steady-state values of the submodel I, and the remaining initial values and steady-state values can be obtained from equations (6) to (11), specifically:
initial value: since the single message burst starts from one message, the forwarding amount and the accumulated forwarding amount of the single message propagation starting point are both 1, and the number of individuals in the first immune state is 0, that is, the number of individuals in the first immune state is 0
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In the submodel II, the step of affecting the propagation process of the second piece of information by the first piece of information includes:
the strong exposure forwarding process is that when an individual I11 in the overtime immune state for the first information contacts an individual in the second forwarding state F2 and knows the content of the second information to be transmitted, the individual subjectively and averagely forwards the information with the average forwarding probability under the action of the strong exposure attractiveness index
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The individual transitions from the third vulnerable state to a second forwarding state F2.
In the weak exposure forwarding process, when an individual I11 in a direct immune state for a first piece of information contacts an individual in a second forwarding state F2 and knows the content of a second piece of information to be transmitted, the average forwarding probability is subjectively obtained under the action of the weak exposure attractiveness index
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The individual transitions from the fourth vulnerable state to a second forwarding state F2.
The non-exposure forwarding process is that when an individual not contacting the first message and in the second message second susceptible state S2 contacts the individual in the second forwarding state F2 and knows the content of the second message to be transmitted, the individual subjectively and averagely forwards the second message with the average forwarding probability under the action of the non-exposure attractiveness index
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individual were transferred from the susceptible state (I11, I12 and S2) to the first immune state I2.
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The individual no longer has the ability to make the individual in the vulnerable state aware of the information content and to generate forwarding behavior due to the exposure period being exceeded, i.e. the transition from the second forwarding state F2 to the first immune state I2.
As shown in fig. 3, the STI DT-SFI includes a submodel I 'and a submodel III, the submodel I' is a model of the propagation of the first piece of information, the submodel III models the second piece of information that is released later, and the release time of the second piece of information is during the burst period of the propagation of the first piece of information, during which stage each individual is uniquely in one of the following states:
a fifth vulnerable state S'1, in which the individual has not yet contacted the first piece of information and the second piece of information, but has an opportunity to contact the first piece of information or the second piece of information in the future and is vulnerable to the first piece of information or the second piece of information, and may have a forwarding behavior, which includes the whole of the first piece of information and the second piece of information that may be forwarded.
A third vulnerable state, I11, is a time-out immune state of the first message, in which individuals who have not yet contacted the second message while they are in the time-out immune state of the first message, but have a chance to contact the second message in the future and are vulnerable to the message and possibly act as a relay.
The fourth vulnerable state is also the first information direct immunization state I12, and the individual in this state has not yet contacted the second information in the direct immunization state of the first information, but has an opportunity to contact the second information in the future and is vulnerable to the information, so that the forwarding action is possible.
The sixth susceptible state F'1 is in the first forwarding state of the first piece of information, and the individual in this state is in the exposure period after the first piece of information is forwarded, and has not yet contacted the second piece of information, but has an opportunity to contact the second piece of information in the future, is susceptible to the information, and may have a forwarding behavior.
The second forwarding state is F2, and individuals in the vulnerable state (S '1, I11, I12, F' 1) know the content of this information and produce forwarding behavior, also called individuals in this state are active.
A second immune state I3, in which the individual is composed of several parts, one of which is an individual who has forwarded a second message and who, over time, has exceeded the exposure period and no longer has the ability to affect others; the other part is the composition of individuals who are in a susceptible state (S '1, I11, I12, F' 1) and who, after exposure to a second message, transform directly into an immune state due to subjective disinterest in the message.
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the total number of individuals in the second forwarding state F2 at time t;
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at time t, the total number of individuals in the second immune state I3.
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fifth average contact rate
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initial value: i.e. the initial value of information dissemination. Since the burst of the single message starts from one message, the forwarding amount and the accumulated forwarding amount of the single message propagation starting point are both 1, and the number of individuals in the immune state is 0, that is, the number of individuals in the immune state is 0
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. Equations (14) - (19) because
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It can be seen that the number of susceptible state individuals
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For a decreasing function, the number of individual states that are susceptible must be a non-negative number, so there will be
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Is a finite positive integer. Over time, information propagation eventually becomes stable, i.e., stable
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Then, then
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. In equations (18) and (19), since
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And
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the accumulated forwarding amount can be obtained
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And
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are all increasing functions, and then obtain
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And
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. Accordingly, the final number of individuals in the immune state tends to
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The above state transitions include several important processes:
a strong exposure forwarding process, when one is in a first information forwarding state and exceeds the exposure period after forwarding the first information and is in a second information susceptible state F
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1 and I11 will subjectively forward with an average probability under the strong exposure attractiveness index after contacting the individuals in the second forwarding state F2 and knowing the content of the second piece of information to be transmitted
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And forwarding is carried out. That is, the closed stable environment will exist in unit time
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And
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individual susceptible state of freedom F
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1 and I11 transition to the second forwarding state F2.
The weak exposure forwarding process is that when an individual who contacts the first piece of information but is not forwarded and is in the second information susceptible state I12 contacts an individual who is in the second forwarding state F2 and knows the content of the second piece of information to be transmitted, the weak exposure forwarding process subjectively forwards the second piece of information with an average forwarding probability under the action of the weak exposure attractiveness index
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And forwarding is carried out. That is, the closed stable environment will exist in unit time
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The individual is transferred from the susceptible state I12 to a second forwarding state F2.
Non-exposure forwarding process, a vulnerable state S when a piece of information is not contacted with the first and second pieces of information
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After the individual 1 contacts the individual in the second forwarding state F2 and knows the content of the second piece of information to be transmitted, the individual subjectively forwards the information with the average forwarding probability under the action of the unexposed attraction index
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And forwarding is carried out. That is, the closed stable environment will exist in unit time
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Individual susceptible state S
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1 transitions to the second forwarding state F2.
The direct immunization process, correspondingly, in the three forwarding processes, will be accompanied by the closed and stable environment
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individual susceptible state (F)
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1, I11, I12 and S
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1) Transfer to the second immune state I3.
Over time immune process, in unit time, will have
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The individual no longer has the ability to make the individual in the vulnerable state aware of the second piece of information content and to generate a forwarding behavior due to the exposure period being exceeded, i.e. the transition from the second forwarding state F2 to the second immune state I3.
In the delay cross information propagation submodel I provided by the invention, a parameter to be estimated and an initial value vector which are firstly issued with a first piece of information are set as
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To obtain the LS error function
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(26)
Wherein
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Indicating that the first piece of information is released first in the parameter
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Under the condition of
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The numerical result of (1) corresponds to formula (5);
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representing the real accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information issued first;
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is the sampling time.
In the delay information propagation LTI DT-SFI submodel II, the parameter to be estimated and the initial value vector of the second piece of information which is issued later are set as
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To obtain the LS error function
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(27)
Wherein
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Second piece of information released after presentation in parameter
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Under the condition of
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The numerical result of (a) corresponds to formula (11);
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the real accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information is issued after the representation;
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is the sampling time.
In the delayed information propagation STI DT-SFI, the sub-model I' and the sub-model I have the same parameter estimation, and in the sub-model III, the parameters to be estimated and the initial value vectors of two pieces of successively issued information are set as
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To obtain the LS error function
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(28)
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively representing two pieces of cross information in parameters
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Under the condition of
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And
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the numerical result of (a), corresponding to equations (18) and (19);
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and
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respectively representing the real accumulated forwarding amounts of two delayed cross information propagations;
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is the sampling time.
At the beginning of information distribution, if the forwarding amount of the second information which is distributed in a delayed way is decreased, the public opinion is not exploded, namely in the formula (9),
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when it is satisfied
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The theory shows a tendency of attenuation, i.e.
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(20)
Due to forwarding of the population
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Is a non-negative number, equation (20) can be converted to
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(21)
Delay information propagation LTI DT-SFI kinetic model information propagation reproducible number of
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(22)
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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the reproducible number of the first information dissemination shows that at the beginning of public opinion outbreak, the number of other forwarding individuals can be influenced by the active time of one forwarding individual,
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and
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respectively a first strong exposure attraction index, a weak exposure attraction index and a non-exposure attraction indexThe index of the attractive force is,
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in order to be the second average forwarding probability,
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in order to obtain a second average immunization rate,
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and
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initial values of the total number of individuals of the first susceptible state, the second susceptible state and the third susceptible state respectively,
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the larger the size, the faster the public sentiment erupts, when
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In time, the total number of the delayed outburst information forwarding groups at the beginning of information release shows a descending trend, and public opinion cannot outburst; when in
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In time, at the beginning of delayed outbreak information release, the total number of forwarding groups shows an ascending trend, public opinion is bound to outbreak, and
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the larger the burst, the faster the burst rate.
At the beginning of information distribution, if the forwarding amount of the second information which is distributed in a delayed way per unit time is decreased, the public opinion is not exploded, namely in the formula (16),
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when it is satisfied
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The theory shows a tendency of attenuation, i.e.
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(23)
Due to forwarding of the population
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Is a non-negative number, and formula (23) can be converted to
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(24)
Delay information propagation STI DT-SFI kinetic model information propagation reproducible number is
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(25)
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For the second information to propagate a reproducible number,
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in order to be the third average forwarding probability,
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is the third average immune rate and is,
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and
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respectively a second strong exposure attraction index, a weak exposure attraction index and a non-exposure attraction index,
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and
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respectively the initial values of the total number of individuals in the fifth susceptible state and the sixth susceptible state,
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the larger the size, the faster the public sentiment erupts, when
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In time, the total number of the delayed outburst information forwarding groups at the beginning of information release shows a descending trend, and public opinion cannot outburst; when in
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In time, at the beginning of delayed outbreak information release, the total number of forwarding groups shows an ascending trend, public opinion is bound to outbreak, and
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the larger the burst, the faster the burst rate.
In an embodiment of the invention, the invention takes delay information issued by the same opinion leader (media with influence on microblog) in a period of time as an example to perform numerical fitting of a delay cross information propagation (DT-SFI) dynamics model so as to verify the effectiveness of the model. Considering that the same opinion leader has the same concerned individuals and the connection relation of the multi-level concerned individuals, different information issued by the same opinion leader has higher possibility of generating cross propagation, and the model provided by the invention can be more fully verified by performing numerical fitting based on the message data issued by the same opinion leader. Of course, cross propagation may occur even if the two are not the same opinion leader. The model of the present invention is not limited by data.
The case data used for numerical fitting of the invention is that only ordinary 20200202# is thought by information # released at 2.2nd.2nd.8: 41 in 2020, the social donation bulletin # accepted by # Wuhan jin Yin Tan Hospital released at 2.2nd.2nd.10: 41 in 2020 and 3 community transmission cases # appeared for the first time in # Shenzhen released at 2.2nd.12nd.51 in 2020. Of these three pieces of information, there are 742 individuals (6.04%) in total 12283 that forwarded the first piece of information, which accounts for 10.36% of the total 7161 that forwarded the second piece of information; 1158 individuals (16.17%) of the total amount of the second message forwarded the third message accounted for 10.26% of the total amount of the third message forwarded 11289. The above conclusions are sufficient to illustrate the generality of the delayed cross information propagation phenomenon.
Tables 1-3 show the cumulative forwarding amounts of the three pieces of information at each time when the information is up to the next day 10:51, and the sampling frequency is 10 minutes/time. Accordingly, fig. 5 shows a variation trend chart of the accumulated forwarding amount. As shown in fig. 5, it can be seen that when the first message is in the period of the outbreak state, the second message is issued, the outbreak period of the second message is relatively short, and the overall development trend is relatively gentle; and the third message is issued after the second message enters the stationary phase, the burst duration of the third message has a longer period than that of the second message, and the accumulated forwarding amount is relatively higher.
TABLE 1
Time 0 10min 20min 30min 40min 50min 60min 70min
Information I 47 597 940 1208 1458 1691 1937 2182
Time 80min 90min 100min 110min 2h 3h 4h 5h
Information I 2477 2952 3461 3917 4390 6366 7501 8281
Time 6h 7h 8h 9h 10h 11h 12h 13h
Information I 8846 9293 9638 9954 10199 10435 10795 11138
Time 14h 15h 16h 17h 18h 19h 20h 21h
Information I 11459 11812 12013 12088 12109 12119 12128 12136
Time 22h 23h 24h 25h 26h
Information I 12140 12146 12157 12171 12184
TABLE 2
Time 2h 3h 4h 5h 6h 7h 8h
Information II 15 1281 2615 4013 4817 5322 5685
Time 9h 10h 11h 12h 13h 14h 15h
Information II 5932 6052 6152 6264 6317 6380 6401
Time 9h 17h 18h 19h 20h 21h 22h
Information II 6423 6434 6447 6454 6455 6456 6458
Time 23h 24h 25h 26h
Information II 6460 6461 6465 6471
TABLE 3
Time d 9h 10h 11h 12h 13h 14h 15h
Information III
20 1180 4244 6235 7595 8572 9103
Time 16h 17h 18h 19h 20h 21h 22h
Information III 9381 9569 9642 9680 9700 9736 9764
Time 23h 24h 25h 26h
Information III 9800 9864 9943 10006
Fig. 6 shows the fitting result of two cross information values with long release time intervals in tables 2-3, that is, the information III is propagated after the information II is propagated into the stable period. In the figure, the asterisk and the circle are respectively the real accumulated forwarding amount values of the information II and the information III, and the straight line and the dotted line are respectively the delay information propagation STI DT-SFI accumulated forwarding amount estimated values drawn by the information II and the information III according to the parameter estimation result. Fig. 7 shows the results of the numerical fitting of two pieces of cross information in tables 1-2, which are spaced apart by a short time interval, i.e., the information II is propagated just before the information I is propagated and has not yet entered the stationary phase. In the figure, the asterisk and the circle are the actual accumulated forwarding amount numerical values of the information I and the information II, the dotted line and the straight line are the delay information propagation LTI DT-SFI accumulated forwarding amount estimated values drawn by the information I in different time periods according to the parameter estimation result, and the dotted line is the accumulated forwarding amount estimated value of the information II. As can be seen from the parameter estimation fitting curves of fig. 7 to 8, for the cross asynchronous propagation information under various release strategies, the delayed cross information propagation DT-SFI dynamical model provided by the invention can achieve a good numerical fitting effect, and the feasibility of the model is verified.
According to the long delay cross information propagation cases of tables 2-3, the parameter estimation results of the delay information propagation submodel I and submodel II are respectively given in tables 4-5. As can be seen from Table 5, the average contact velocity during the propagation of the information III after the information II has entered the propagation plateau
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The maximum value of (A) indicates that an individual immunized against the published message II will be more likely to be exposed to the post-published message III, while the average exposure rate
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A small value of (a) indicates that a vulnerable group of post-release information III will be exposed to new information at a relatively low rate. Comparing three attractiveness indices
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And
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in which weak exposure attraction index
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Maximum, meaning that message III is most attractive to direct immunisation of individuals to whom message II has been distributed, a strong exposure attraction index
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Minimum, meaning that message III is least attractive to overtime immunized individuals for which message II was published.
TABLE 4
Name (R) Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\626737dest _ path _ image275.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\698040dest _ path _ image277.jpg
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Numerical value 5.6458 Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\905216dest _ path _ image279.jpg
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1.5757 1.7901 Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\25619dest _ path _ image280.jpg
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0.0020
TABLE 5
Name (R) Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\398832dest _ path _ image281.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\262882dest _ path _ image282.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\572434dest _ path _ image288.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\264446dest _ path _ image289.jpg
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Numerical value 0.8994 0.0023 1.0871 Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\361977dest _ path _ image280.jpg
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0.2468 1.9895 0.5559 2.9516 Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\213259dest _ path _ image280.jpg
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0.9858 7.4439 Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\846365dest _ path _ image279.jpg
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According to the short delay cross information propagation cases of tables 1-2, tables 6-7 show the submodel I of the delay information propagation STI DT-SFI, respectively
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And the parameter estimation result of the submodel III. As can be seen from Table 7, the average contact rate is the cross-propagation phase resulting from the distribution of message II while message I is still in the burst period
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Compared with
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Is much larger, showing that a population that has been exposed to message I will be exposed to post-release message II at a greater rate than a new, vulnerable population. Further, non-exposure attractiveness index
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The greatest of the three attractiveness indices indicates that the release of information II is more attractive to the new vulnerable group due to the smaller time interval between the two releases of information.
TABLE 6
Name (R) Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245638 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\260182dest _ path _ image278.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\969512dest _ path _ image277.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\779205dest _ path _ image276.jpg
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Numerical value 0.9823 8.2700 Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\312397dest _ path _ image292.jpg
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3.9986 5.1682 Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\317262dest _ path _ image293.jpg
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TABLE 7
Name (R) Description of the invention description of the description, description of the description of C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\83093dest _ path _ image278.jpg
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Description of the invention description of the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ gwssi \ CPC client \ cases \ inventions \ 245648 ef7-a8ca-4a3C-afc5-19fa5ac49f1f \ new \100002\238130dest _ path _ image277.jpg
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The delay cross information propagation is the key research content of the invention, and the invention focuses on the influence of each parameter on the second information propagation condition. The parameter sensitivity analysis of the invention is to analyze the sensitivity of multi-parameter to delay release information propagation index, each parameterThe influence of the number on the propagation condition of the delay information and the influence of the delay time on the propagation condition of the delay information are carried out. As shown in fig. 4, the method for analyzing the propagation of the delayed cross information further includes constructing a propagation index of the delayed release information, and analyzing the influence of the model parameter on the propagation of the second piece of information, where the propagation index of the delayed release information includes a first information propagation reproducible number, a second information propagation reproducible number, and a propagation peak of the second piece of information
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obtaining information dissemination reproducible numbers (a first information dissemination reproducible number or/and a second information dissemination reproducible number) through the initial total number of individuals of the susceptible population, wherein the information dissemination reproducible numbers represent the severity of public sentiment event outbreaks;
judging whether the information transmission reproducible number is more than 1, less than 1 or equal to 1;
if the information transmission reproducible number is less than 1, the number of the individuals in the forwarding state is reduced, and the information cannot be exploded; if the information propagation reproducible number is more than 1, indicating the individual in the forwarding stateThe number will grow exponentially; if it is not
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Indicating that the number of individuals in the forwarding state has not changed;
predicting public opinion transmission peak value by adopting numerical simulation method through curve of total number of individuals of crowd in forwarding state changing along with time
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The public sentiment propagation peak represents the propagation peak of the public sentiment hot spot event, as shown in fig. 8, which represents the time-varying curve of the total number of individuals in the forwarding state for the second message
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the moment when the number of the individuals in the forwarding state is increased to the first set proportion of the public sentiment propagation peak value is taken as the public sentiment outbreak starting moment
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Predicting the public opinion outbreak starting moment;
the moment when the number of the individuals in the forwarding state is increased to the public sentiment propagation peak value is taken as the public sentiment outbreak peak value moment
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Predicting the public opinion outbreak peak time;
the moment when the number of the individuals 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
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the number of individuals 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 taken as the public sentiment outbreak rate
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The public opinion outbreak rate is predicted;
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mean rate from start to peak and mean rate from peak to end of a public opinion hotspot event outbreak;
the method comprises the steps of taking the number of individuals in a forwarding state in unit time from the starting moment of public sentiment outbreak to the ending moment of the public sentiment outbreak as an average rate, and realizing prediction of the public sentiment average rate;
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The information transmission period comprises an outbreak period and a stable period, wherein the outbreak period is from the starting time of the public sentiment outbreak to the ending time of the public sentiment outbreak, namely, the information transmission starts until the information transmission tends to be stable, and the stable period is after the ending time of the public sentiment outbreak, namely, the information transmission is gradually stable, and the information transmission does not continue to be spread.
In LTI DT-SFI, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, at the parameters
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Fig. 14 simulates the tendency of new information III shown in table 3 to be released and propagated at different points in time after information II in table 2 enters the stabilization phase. It can be seen that the time of new information release mainly affects the spreading process of public opinion, and has little influence on the spreading scale of public opinion. If new information is released in a period of stable public opinion propagation of released information, the interaction effect among the information is higher at the earlier time point of the information release, the diffusion range reaching at the same time point is larger, the final propagation scale is relatively wider, but the overall influence on the scale is relatively little.
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The influence of the single index change of the average contact rate and the attraction index in fig. 19a, 19b and 19c and fig. 20a, 20b and 20c on the forwarding amount and the accumulated forwarding amount of the post-release information in unit time is comparatively analyzed. Wherein the larger each of the average contact rate and the attraction index, the larger the forwarding amount per unit time and the accumulated forwarding amount, and the final scale of information propagation is affected. Average contact rate
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Fig. 21 simulates the propagation trend of new information II as shown in table 2 being released at different points in time when information I in table 1 is in the outbreak phase. It can be seen that the time of release of new information significantly affects the process and ultimate scale of public opinion dissemination. The earlier the information is released, the greater the interaction between the information, the faster the information propagation speed, and the larger the final scale.
Preferably, the delay cross information propagation analysis method of the present invention further includes: different model parameters are adjusted by combining the parameter sensitivity analysis result of each model parameter related to the delay cross information propagation index based on forwarding, so as to realize scientific guidance on the release strategy and the delay cross information propagation, and specifically:
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The invention discloses a delay cross information propagation analysis system based on dynamics, which comprises:
the system comprises a state division module, a network user and a first information processing module, wherein the state of the first information processing module is divided into an easily influenced state, a forwarding state, an overtime immune state and a direct immune state, the easily influenced state is a state that the first information processing module is not contacted with the first information, but the first information processing module is likely to be contacted with the first information and is easily influenced by the first information, and the first information processing module is likely to generate the forwarding state; the forwarding state is a state in which information has been forwarded and is in an active state, which can have an influence on other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the information is forwarded and then the active capability is lost, and the direct immune state is a state that the information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned and the active capability is lost;
the first monitoring module monitors the propagation period of the first piece of information, wherein the propagation period comprises an outbreak period and a stable period;
the first model building module is used for building a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in a stationary period of the first piece of information, and comprises: the status of the individual is divided into a first susceptible status, a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a forwarding status and a first immune status, the first susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the second susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and individuals who are in the first susceptible state, the second susceptible state and the third susceptible state give up forwarding the second information and lose the active ability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model in which the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd with respect to time and the total number of individuals of related crowds are in a linear relation according to a transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds having a transformation relation with the crowd except the crowd in an immune state;
the second model building module is used for building a second cross information propagation dynamic model, the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the outbreak period of the first piece of information, and the second model building module comprises: dividing the state of the individual into a second susceptible state, a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fourth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the fifth susceptible state is a state which is in the forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in the forwarding state of the first information and loses the active capability by forwarding the second information, and the individual in the fourth susceptible state, the second susceptible state and the third susceptible state abandons the state of losing the active capability by forwarding the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model in which the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd with respect to time and the total number of individuals of related crowds are in a linear relationship according to a transformation direction, wherein the related crowds are other crowds having a transformation relationship with the crowd except the crowd in the immune state;
and the second monitoring module is used for setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of the individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of the individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount.
The inventor realizes that the release of relevant information is delayed properly, so that the interest of users can be attracted in the process of propagating public hot spot events, and the information propagation efficiency is improved. The main purpose of the invention is to know the cross propagation dynamics of the information in the emergent public health event to make an optimal strategy, to distribute the relevant information at a proper time point, to ensure the maximum interaction between the information, and to realize effective cooperative propagation.
The dynamics-based delay cross information propagation analysis method and system provided by the invention are used for researching an information delay cross propagation mechanism, analyzing a general mode of the delay cross information propagation mechanism, researching the influence of published information in long-interval and short-interval delay cross public sentiments on new information by establishing a model, mastering the popular trend of the internet in advance and detecting the propagation of microblog information, and designing a publishing strategy of related information to realize effective communication public opinions by analyzing the influence of attraction index related information propagation and analyzing important factors of delayed publishing related information propagation. And accurately analyzing the influence of the published information in the long-interval and short-interval delayed cross public sentiment on new information, and predicting the public sentiment. The method can judge and predict the current development situation and future changes of information transmission in time, and has great significance for maintaining social stability and constructing a harmonious society. In addition, the ordinary differential equation is used for constructing power systems under different types of time intervals, public sentiment indexes are constructed, and finally, a public sentiment control strategy is recommended according to public sentiment sensitivity analysis.
The specific implementation of the delay cross information propagation analysis system of the present invention is substantially the same as the specific implementation of the delay cross information propagation analysis method, and will not be described herein again.
Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

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1. A dynamics-based delay-crossing information propagation analysis method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
a network user is taken as an individual, for a first piece of information, the state of the individual is divided into a first susceptible state, a first forwarding state, a timeout immune state and a direct immune state, wherein the first susceptible state is a state that the individual does not contact the first piece of information yet, but has a chance to contact the first piece of information in the future, is easily influenced by the first piece of information and is possible to generate forwarding; the first forwarding state is a state that a first piece of information has been forwarded and is in an active state and can affect other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the first piece of information loses the active capability after being forwarded, and the direct immune state is a state that the first piece of information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned to lose the active capability;
monitoring a propagation period of a first piece of information, the propagation period comprising an outbreak period and a plateau period;
constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in a stationary phase of the first piece of information, and comprises the following steps: the status of the individual is divided into a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a fourth susceptible status, a second forwarding status and a first immune status, the second susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the fourth susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the second forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and the individuals who are in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state read the second information and then abandon the forwarding of the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein a derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to a transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds having transformation relations with the crowd except the crowd in the first immune state;
constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the outbreak period of the first piece of information, and comprises the following steps: dividing the state of the individual into a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a sixth susceptible state, a second forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fifth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the sixth susceptible state is a state which is in a first forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in a state that the second information is already forwarded and loses the active capability, and the individual in the fifth susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state abandons forwarding and loses the active capability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein in the second cross information propagation dynamic model, the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to the transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds except crowds in the second immune state and having transformation relations with the crowd;
setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to a first cross information transmission dynamic model or a second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount;
wherein the step of constructing a first cross information propagation dynamics model further comprises:
setting model parameters of a first cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the second average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the second susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the fourth average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the third susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the second average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state; the second average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the first immune state; the first strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual forwarding the first piece of information to the forwarding of the second piece of information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
a first cross information propagation dynamics model is constructed according to the following formula,
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wherein the step of constructing a second cross information propagation dynamics model further comprises:
setting model parameters of a second cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the first average contact rate is an average rate at which an individual in a first susceptible state to the first piece of information can contact the first piece of information; the first average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the first piece of information for the individual with the first piece of information in the first susceptible state; the first average immune rate is the average rate of individual transfer of the first information in the first forwarding state to the overtime immune state of the first information; a fifth average exposure rate is an average rate at which individuals in the sixth and third susceptible states can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; a sixth average exposure rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fifth susceptible state can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state and a sixth susceptible state; the third average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the second immune state; the second strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual who is in a fifth susceptible state on the first information or an individual who forwards the first information on the forwarding of the second information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
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combining the parameter sensitivity analysis result of each model parameter related to the delay cross information propagation index based on forwarding, adjusting different model parameters to realize scientific guidance of the release strategy and the delay cross information propagation, comprising the following steps:
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2. The delay-crossing information propagation analysis method according to claim 1, wherein the step of correlating the total number of individuals of each population with the forwarding amounts of two pieces of information comprises:
estimating the accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information according to the following formula through a first cross information propagation dynamic model
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3. The delay-interleaved information-propagation analysis method according to claim 2, further comprising:
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a first cross information propagation dynamic model;
the method comprises the steps of collecting the accumulated forwarding amount of a second piece of information as an actual value, obtaining the accumulated forwarding amount of the second piece of information as an estimated value through a first cross information propagation dynamic model, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the first cross information propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of the two pieces of information changing along with time by adopting the first cross information propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
4. The delay-interleaved information-propagation analysis method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising:
setting an initial value of a model parameter of a second cross information propagation dynamic model;
collecting the accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information and the second piece of information as actual values, obtaining the accumulated forwarding amount of the first piece of information and the second piece of information through a second cross information propagation dynamic model as estimated values, obtaining the optimal value of the model parameter of the second cross information propagation dynamic model by adopting a parameter estimation method, carrying out model parameter assignment by adopting the optimal value, and predicting the total number of individuals of different crowds of the two pieces of information changing along with time by adopting the second cross information propagation dynamic model after the model parameter assignment.
5. The method for analyzing delayed cross information propagation according to claim 1, further comprising the step of performing public opinion monitoring on the first information and the second information through the first cross information propagation dynamics model and the second cross information propagation dynamics model, respectively, comprising:
obtaining a first information dissemination reproducible number according to a first cross information dissemination dynamics model by the following formula
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the larger the public sentiment outbreak, the faster the public sentiment outbreak speed;
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6. The method of claim 5, further comprising constructing a delay spread information propagation index, analyzing the influence of model parameters on the propagation of the second piece of information, wherein the delay spread information propagation index comprises a first information propagation reproducible number, a second information propagation reproducible number, a propagation peak value, a final size, a propagation climax time, a propagation burst time, a propagation duration, an average burst speed, and an average decay speed of the second piece of information.
7. A dynamics-based delayed cross information propagation analysis system, comprising:
the system comprises a state division module, a network user and a first forwarding module, wherein for a first piece of information, the state of the individual is divided into a first susceptible state, a first forwarding state, an overtime immune state and a direct immune state, and the first susceptible state is a state that the individual does not contact the first piece of information yet, but has a chance to contact the first piece of information in the future, is easily influenced by the first piece of information and is possibly forwarded; the first forwarding state is a state that a first piece of information has been forwarded and is in an active state and can affect other individuals; the overtime immune state is a state that the first piece of information loses the active capability after being forwarded, and the direct immune state is a state that the first piece of information is read and then the forwarding is abandoned to lose the active capability;
the first monitoring module monitors the propagation period of the first piece of information, wherein the propagation period comprises an outbreak period and a stable period;
the first model building module is used for building a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein the first cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in a stationary period of the first piece of information, and comprises: the status of the individual is divided into a second susceptible status, a third susceptible status, a fourth susceptible status, a second forwarding status and a first immune status, the second susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information is susceptible to the second information, the third susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a timeout immune state for the first information, the fourth susceptible state is a state which is susceptible to the second information for individuals who are in a direct immune state for the first information, the second forwarding state is a state which forwards the second information and can affect other individuals in an active state, the first immune state is a state which forwards the second information and loses the active ability, and the individuals who are in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state read the second information and then abandon the forwarding of the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a first cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein a derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to a transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds having transformation relations with the crowd except the crowd in the first immune state;
the second model building module is used for building a second cross information propagation dynamic model, the second cross information propagation dynamic model is a dynamic model for cross propagation of two pieces of information of a second piece of information issued in the outbreak period of the first piece of information, and the second model building module comprises: dividing the state of the individual into a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state, a sixth susceptible state, a second forwarding state and a second immune state, wherein the fifth susceptible state is a state which is not contacted with the first information and the second information and is susceptible to the first information or the second information, the sixth susceptible state is a state which is in a first forwarding state of the first information and is susceptible to the second information, the second immune state is a state which is in a state that the second information is already forwarded and loses the active capability, and the individual in the fifth susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state abandons forwarding and loses the active capability after reading the second information; dividing different crowds according to the individual state; constructing a second cross information propagation dynamic model, wherein in the second cross information propagation dynamic model, the derivative of the total number of individuals of a crowd relative to time is in a linear relation with the total number of individuals of related crowds according to the transformation direction, and the related crowds are other crowds except crowds in the second immune state and having transformation relations with the crowd;
the second monitoring module is used for setting that each individual of one piece of information can only be forwarded once, corresponding the total number of individuals of each crowd with the forwarding amount of the two pieces of information, and predicting the change of the total number of individuals of the crowd in the process of transmitting the two pieces of information according to the first cross information transmission dynamic model or the second cross information transmission dynamic model by monitoring the accumulated forwarding amount;
the step of constructing the first cross information propagation dynamics model by the first model construction module further comprises:
setting model parameters of a first cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the second average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the second susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the fourth average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the third susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; the second average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in the second susceptible state, the third susceptible state and the fourth susceptible state; the second average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the first immune state; the first strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual forwarding the first piece of information to the forwarding of the second piece of information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
a first cross information propagation dynamics model is constructed according to the following formula,
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respectively a first strong exposure attraction index, a weak exposure attraction index and a non-exposure attraction index;
the step of constructing the second cross information propagation dynamics model by the second model construction module further includes:
setting model parameters of a second cross information propagation dynamic model, comprising: the first average contact rate is an average rate at which an individual in a first susceptible state to the first piece of information can contact the first piece of information; the first average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the first piece of information for the individual with the first piece of information in the first susceptible state; the first average immune rate is the average rate of individual transfer of the first information in the first forwarding state to the overtime immune state of the first information; a fifth average exposure rate is an average rate at which individuals in the sixth and third susceptible states can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average contact rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fourth susceptible state can contact the second piece of information; a sixth average exposure rate is the average rate at which an individual in the fifth susceptible state can be exposed to the second piece of information; the third average forwarding probability is the average probability of forwarding the second piece of information by individuals in a third susceptible state, a fourth susceptible state, a fifth susceptible state and a sixth susceptible state; the third average immune rate is the average rate at which the individual transitions from the second forwarding state to the second immune state; the second strong exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual who is in a fifth susceptible state on the first information or an individual who forwards the first information on the forwarding of the second information; the weak exposure attraction index is the attraction intensity of an individual who contacts the first piece of information but does not forward the second piece of information; the non-exposure attraction index is the attraction strength of an individual not contacting the first piece of information for forwarding the second piece of information;
a second cross information propagation dynamics model is constructed according to the following formula,
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a first average contact rate, a first average forwarding probability, and a first average immunization rate, respectively;
wherein, still include:
combining the parameter sensitivity analysis result of each model parameter related to the delay cross information propagation index based on forwarding, adjusting different model parameters to realize scientific guidance of the release strategy and the delay cross information propagation, comprising the following steps:
for the second piece of information issued in the stationary period of the first piece of information, the two pieces of information with longer issuing time intervals influence the average exposure rate of the parameters
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the value of (2) to effectively reduce the interrelationship between the information;
issuing a second message during the burst of the first message, the two messages having a shorter time interval between the two messages, with respect to the average contact rate
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These parameters, which characterize the exposure of an individual to new information and the attraction between two related pieces of information, require the formulation of strategies that increase or decrease the interplay between the pieces of information to achieve control over the index of information propagation and, if it is desired to expand the propagation of the second piece of information, the average exposure rate
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to increase the size of the dissemination and to reduce the attention of the individual by avoiding the release of the second message during the outbreak period in which the first message was released if it is desired to reduce the attractiveness of the second message to other individuals.
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