JP2003132158A - Human network information management system and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a human network information management system capable of allowing a user to increase the new human network by a mediation only by registering own human network. SOLUTION: A server system being accessed from plural user terminals and processing the information in this human network information management system using a computer, comprises a human network information registering means for allowing the user to register the self-human network information from the user terminal, a human network information referring means for referring the human network information of the registered person, a human network relationship generating means for generating the relationship information of a person making the registration by using the human network information of the registered person in reference to the registered information referring means, and the registered person, a human network information generating means for generating the human network strength indicating the strength of the connection of the human network by using the relationship information, and a human network information output means for outputting the human network information generated by the human network information generating means.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a personal connection data management system, and relates to a system for calculating a personal connection strength from a registered personal connection and introducing a new personal connection.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, a system has been studied in which business card information is stored in a database and a search function is added to the database to enable sharing of personal connections (Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 6-242242).
-274550, JP-A-11-66082). In addition, information is represented as a pipe connecting between nodes, and network representation for each attribute is made possible and can be shared (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-301905). It is further divided into a personal network and a shared network. A system that manages by means of management (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-203322) has been studied. Further, the concept of personal connection strength is introduced, necessary information is read from e-mail, etc., and the personal connection strength is automatically calculated and displayed based on the frequency of communication (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2-5
000-66970) have been developed. Further, the personal connection information is linked on a server, the personal connection data is shared, and a person who can mediate a human resource to be contacted can be displayed (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-2001).
175680) and the like have been developed.

[0003]

However, in the business card management system, even if the person in question can be searched from the shared business card data, the person who acts as the intermediary does not know, so an appointment with the person is made. I had to build a relationship of trust. In addition, in the personal connection management system represented by a pipe, detailed personal connection information for each keyword can be dynamically handled, so it is effective in searching for an appropriate person, but it is not very familiar depending on the keyword to be searched. There was a possibility of selecting the relevant person. Furthermore, a system for calculating the personal connection strength from an electronic mail and introducing an intermediary (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-17
5680), there is a concern that the user may feel the psychological pressure that all emails are being monitored. In addition, since it is calculated based on the communication frequency in the calculation of the personal connection strength, it does not actually work unless a trust relationship is established between the person himself / herself and the intermediary, or between the intermediary and the intended person. There was a possibility. That is, as a result of calculating the above-mentioned personal connection strength,
For example, B may be asked to act as an intermediary without wanting to introduce A.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a first point of the present invention is that the basics of personal connections are considered to be trust relationships, and the personal connection strength is asymmetric. There is a point. That is, the personal-connection strength is calculated by referring to the personal-connection data of the trusted side with respect to the personal-connection data of the trusting side and considering whether or not a mutual trust relationship is established. In addition, the second point is that by selecting an intermediary based on the personal connection strength calculated based on the above-mentioned relationship of trust, a new personal connection obtained by sharing the personal connection database can be trusted. The point is that it is possible to build a network where people who are presenting introduce trusted people. Furthermore, the third point is that it is possible to objectively evaluate the personal connection power, which was difficult to measure the conventional ability.

According to the present invention, it is possible for a user to find other persons on a network connected by a trusting relationship, only by registering his / her personal connection information. The user first registers his personal connection information. The method of registering personal connection information is not particularly limited, but it is generally a method of registering from a Web server through the Internet or an intranet, but it is generated by reading information written on paper or systematically generated. A means for automatically registering the personal connection information may be used. The criterion for registering personal connection information is that the person who wants to be introduced, considering that an intermediary is requested for the operation of this system,
It is desirable to use as a criterion for judgment (personal connection information registration step).

Next, the personal connection information of the registered person is referred to the personal connection information registered by the user using the personal connection information registration means. As a means for referring, it is common to store registration information in a database and search for personal connections of registered people (connection information reference step). Subsequently, the personal information of the registered person is referred to by using the registration information reference means, and the personal relationship between the registered person and the registered person is generated.
The method of generating the personal connection is not particularly limited, but it is general to specifically consider whether or not the name of the registered person is registered in the personal connection information of the registered person. Specifically, when the name of the registered person is registered in the registered person's personal connection information, an operation such as doubling the personal connection strength is performed (personal connection information generation step).

After the personal relations between all the registered persons and the registered persons are determined by the personal relation relationship generating means, the personal connection strengths of the registered persons and the persons other than the registered persons are calculated. The method of calculating the personal connection strength is not particularly limited, but it is common to calculate the personal connection included in the personal connection information of the registered person by attenuating the personal connection of the registered person (generation of personal connection relationship). Step). Finally, the personal connection information generated by the personal connection information generating means is output to complete the object of the present invention. The means for outputting personal connection information is not particularly limited, but it is generally performed using a computer terminal. The output may be made in a form that responds to a request from the user, but may be output to an e-mail, a unique screen normally used by the user, or the like (personal information output step).

[0008]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The environment for executing this system is generally the Internet or an intranet. By communicating with the server via the network, users can broaden their network of contacts. Less than,
Although the embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings, the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. FIG. 1 is an example of a system that enables the implementation of the present invention. The user terminals 401, 402, 4
There are a plurality of 03, which are not particularly limited, and a user can use them under a unique environment and perform mutual communication with the system unit via a network.

A computer terminal such as a personal computer or a workstation is usually used as a user terminal for accessing the server system of the present invention. The computer terminal includes control means, storage means, input means, output means, display means and the like. In addition, a computer network typified by the Internet has a function of transmitting and receiving connectives and data, and is usually provided with an application program such as a browser, electronic mail software, a word processor, and an operating system (OS). Besides this,
User terminals include wireless communication terminals such as mobile phones equipped with a browser function capable of connecting to the Internet, portable information terminals, Internet TVs, game devices, video conference systems, and other home appliances equipped with network connection functions. It can broadly include devices such as products.

The system of the present invention is a personal connection information management system using a computer, which is a server system for performing information processing by being accessed from a plurality of user terminals via a network typified by the Internet or an intranet. is there. Here the network is
In addition to the Internet and Intranet, network forms connected by dedicated lines and corporate LA
N, inter-company LAN, WAN, etc. are widely included. In addition, the form of the communication line used here includes a wide range of forms of wired communication and wireless communication, and satellite communication and Bluetooth are available.
Includes forms such as h.

Next, the server system is usually an application server, a database server, a WEB server, a mail server, an authentication server, and
It is composed of various other devices. Each of these servers includes a form physically provided in the same device, a form physically composed of a plurality of devices, a form physically composed of a plurality of devices connected through a network, and the like. If similar functions are realized, various forms are included. For example, the WEB server, the database server, the mail server, and the like may be provided in the same server device. Alternatively, it may be in the form of a distributed database in which a plurality of database servers are installed. Or WE
The B server, the mail server, the database server, and the like may be installed in separate remote places via a network such as the Internet or an intranet. Various forms can be adopted as long as these functions can be realized.

The server system of the present invention includes a storage means such as a WEB server for storing content data and programs to be accessed from the user terminal. The content data includes HTML files and XML files.
A data file such as a file displayed on the WEB, a data file such as a C-HTML file displayed on a mobile phone that can access the WEB site, and the like are included. Also, it is possible to store character data files, audio data files, image data files, moving image data files, animation data files, and various other content data that are displayed or output by being inserted into these files. it can.

The program is a program for searching / extracting data stored in a database or the like in response to a search request from a user terminal, or a program for generating the extracted data as an HTML file or the like which can be displayed on the WEB, Program for storing data transmitted from user terminals in a database, etc., program for transmitting / receiving / storing data input / output via an input means connected to a server system or a computer network, writing data by electronic bulletin board, etc. -A program for storing / creating a file, a program for sending an electronic mail from a file on the WEB, and other programs can be included. The processing of the program will be described later.

The content data and programs stored in the storage means of the server system are the following means. The personal connection information registration means is one in which the user registers his personal connection information from the user terminal. The personal connection information reference means is for referencing the personal connection information of the registered person. The personal connection relation generating means generates relation information between the registered person and the registered person using the personal connection information of the registered person referred to by the registration information reference means. The personal-connection information generating means generates personal-connection strength indicating the strength of connection of personal connections using the relation information. The personal connection information output means is
The personal connection information generated by the personal connection information generating means is output.

(Registration of Personal Connection Information) FIG. 2 is an example of a screen when the user A1 accesses this system using an Internet browser and registers personal connection information. The personal connection information registered is personal connection information of a person or the like that the user A1 trusts. FIG. 3 is a user-specific personal network for browsing the stored data and managing the data stored in the database, the data being input through the input form for personal network information registration shown in FIG. An example of a management screen is shown. The personal connection information registered by the user is reflected in the keyman folder 1 in FIG.

(Reference of personal connection information) A state in which the user A1 registers the user A5 as a personal connection is expressed as A1 → A5. At this time, it is also possible to make a score for A5, such as a five-point evaluation score. For example, it is possible to set a stage such as "a person who can be trusted" or "a person who can be trusted and actively wants to be introduced / recommended". Next, the personal connection information of A5 is referred to according to the personal connection information reference step. At this time, even if the personal network lists A4 and A7 of A5 registered by A5 exist, if A1 is not registered, the personal network from A1 to A5 remains A1 → A5, that is, one direction. Next, user A1 is user A12
Consider the case of registering. Similar to the above, referring to the A12 network list, unlike A5, A1 is added to your network list.
Existed. The state in this case is expressed as A1 ← → A12. On the other hand, assume that A2 has registered A1. It can be expressed as A2 → A1. However, if A1 does not recognize A2 as a personal connection, A2 cannot be a personal connection for A1.

(Generation of personal relationships) As a real problem, A1 →
It is difficult to regard A5 and A1 ← → A12 as the same personal network value. Next, in order to be able to calculate the connection strength,
It is necessary to quantify the difference between → and ← →. There are various possible calculation methods, but for example, ← → personal connection strength P (←
→) is n times the personal connection strength P (→) of →, that is, P (← →) = n · P (→) is one method. In this way, the relationships of personal connections are rebuilt. If calculated as n = 2, A1 → A5 connection strength
The personal relationship can be reconstructed with P (1-5) = 1 and A1 ← → A12 personal strength P (1-12) = 2. Figure 4 shows A1 → A5, A1
It is a data schematic diagram which shows the example of the personal-connection relationship of <-> A12.

(Generation of Personal Connection Information) The personal connection information cannot be expanded only by the registered personal connection information. In the present invention, it becomes possible to calculate the personal connection strength by using an indirect method and to indicate to the user a personal connection list that can potentially become a personal connection. The personal connections of A5 and A12, which are the personal connections of A1, are calculated as the personal connection strength for A1. Even in the real world, it is almost always the introduction of friends that form personal connections. It is assumed that A1 → A5 and A5 ← → A4. In Figure 5,
The data schematic diagram which shows the example of a personal connection in this case is shown. At this time, it can be considered that A1 and A4 form a personal network through friends. There are various possible calculation methods, but if they are expressed as products, A1 →
The intensity P (1-4) of A4 is expressed as P (1-4) = P (1-5) .P (5-4) .d (Equation 1). The d introduced here is a damping coefficient for taking into account the indirect relationship. Now, assuming that d = 0.25, Equation 1 can be calculated as P (1−4) = 1 × 2 × 0.25 = 0.5. Further, even in the case where a plurality of friends are common friends, the same calculation can be performed.

For example, A1 → A10, A1 ← → A12, and A10
← → A11 and A12 → A11. FIG. 6 shows a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships in this case. At this time, the personal connection strength P (1-11) of A1 → A11 is A1 → A10 ← → A11
And A1 ← → A12 → A11. Assuming a linear sum of each path, P (1-11) = P (1-10-11) + P (1-12-11) = (P (1-10) P (10- 11) + P (1-12) ・ P (12-11)) ・ d = (2 + 2) × 0.25 = 1.0.

Further, it is possible to calculate even a friend of a friend of the friend, or a friend of the third generation. For example, A1 → A10, A1 →
A5, and A10 → A7, A5 → A7, and A7 ← → A8
It is also possible to calculate with A1 → A8 in the case of. FIG. 7 is a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships in this case. P (1-8) = P (1-7) ・ P (7-8) ・ d = (P (1-10) ・ P (10-7) + P (1-5) ・ P (5-7) )) ・ P (7-8) ・ d2 = 0.25 By performing the above calculation, for the arbitrary user X consisting of a group of n people, calculate the personal connection strength and its route for all n-1 people. It becomes possible to do. For example, in FIG.
Even in the case of the connection among a large number of people as shown in (3), it is possible to calculate the connection strength and route for all the connections. However, since the attenuation coefficient of d (n-1) is applied in the case of the relation of n generations, if the calculation is made up to the second generation or the third generation, the influence after that is slight.

(Network connection information selection means) By the above calculation method, it was possible to calculate the network connection strength and its route for all n-1 persons for an arbitrary user X. Outputting all the intensities is rather a cause of confusion. Therefore, a method of comparing the calculated personal connection strength with a threshold value and outputting only the personal connection list exceeding the threshold value is usually used. For example, in FIG. 8 above, for user A1, A8 = 0.25 and A6 = 0.13,
It does not make much sense to indicate such a value. Here, for example, setting the threshold value to 1.0 and picking up only those satisfying the condition of P (1−n)> = 1.0 and outputting to A1 is easier to understand. In this case, it is far easier to understand if the intermediaries are shown in parentheses and displayed as A11 (A12, A10) and A13 (A12, A14).

(Personal connection information output means) A11 and A13 selected by the personal connection information selection means are displayed in the keyman contact folder indicated by reference numeral 2 in FIG. 2 together with the intermediary. Such information is preferably displayed on a user-specific page as shown in FIG. 2 for security reasons. In addition, a link is made to a web page that contains information about the person's name displayed on each page. The linked Web page generally contains, for example, self-introduction information entered by the person or introduction information by an intermediary.

[0023]

EXAMPLES Hereinafter, more detailed examples of the present invention will be described. The embodiment shown here is an example, and the present invention is not limited to this. FIG. 1 is an example of a system that enables the implementation of the present invention. It should be noted that there are a plurality of user terminals, which are not particularly limited, and the user can use them in a unique environment and perform mutual communication with the system unit via a network.

(Step of Registering Personal Information) User A1 accesses terminal 1 by using the ID and password, and obtains a screen unique to user A1, FIG. 2, on the Web server. from here,
In FIG. 9, the user A1 has the personal connections A2, A4, A8, A11, A1.
It shows the state where 2 is registered and this is registered in the database. Similarly, FIG. 10 shows a state in which the user 1 to the user 15 each have registered five personal connections.

(Step of referring to personal connection information) Next, user A1
With respect to A2, A4, A8, A11, and A12 appearing in the personal connection information, the respective personal connection information is referred to. In FIG. 10, the user
The personal connection information registered by A2 is shown in the row of A2, A3,
They are A4, A6, A7 and A8. Similarly, the personal connection information registered by the user A4 is shown in the row of A4, A2, A5, A6, A9,
It is A14. Similarly, the personal connection information registered by the user A8 is shown in the row of A8 and is A2, A5, A6, A9, A11. Similarly, the personal connection information registered by the user A11 is shown in the row of A11 and is A6, A8, A10, A12, and A13. Similarly, the personal connection information registered by the user A12 is shown in the row of A12 and is A1, A7, A9, A13, A15. As described above, referring to FIG. 10, among the users A2, A4, A8, A11, A12 registered in the personal connection information of the user A1, each user has registered A1 as his personal connection information. Is A12 only. The relationship of A1 ← → A12 is established.

(Personal relationship relation generation step) From the above steps, the personal relation of A1 is redefined in consideration of the fact that only A12 registers A1 as a personal connection. FIG. 11 shows a case where the relationship between A1 and A12 is doubled. That is, the personal connection strength for A12 viewed from A1 is 2 in the row A1 of FIG. 11, and the connection strength for A1 viewed from A12 is 2 in the row A12 of FIG.

(Personal Connection Information Generating Step) FIG. 8 is a data schematic diagram visually expressing the personal connection relationship of a large number of people, centering on A1. In FIG. 8, for example, A9 can be considered as indirectly communicating through A10. Since this relationship is considered to have a lower personal connection strength than in the case of a direct personal connection, it can be calculated as the personal connection strength by assuming the attenuation coefficient d. FIG. 12 shows a calculation example when the personal connection strength of A1 is set to d = 0.25. Similarly, FIG.
Calculations made on the table shown in Fig. 13 are shown in Fig. 13.

(Personal-connection information selection step) There is no problem in outputting the result obtained in the above step as it is, but it cannot be denied that it is complicated and difficult to understand. Therefore, a threshold value is set for the personal connection intensity P to select the personal connection information to be output. The threshold value is set to T = 2.00 and only the personal connections above the threshold value are extracted. FIG. 14 shows a calculation example of the result obtained in the above step.
14 was extracted from the results in FIG. 14, and the mediators who contributed to this were A2, A4, A8, and A11.

(Contact information output step) From the above steps, A6 was extracted as intermediaries A2, A4, A8, A1. FIG. 15 shows a state in which this result is output to, for example, the user management screen specific to A1 shown in FIG.

(Processing Flow) The basic processing flow in the embodiment of the present invention will be described below. 16 to 19 are flowcharts showing an example of the basic flow of the present invention. Note that the processing flow shown here is an example, and the present invention is not limited to this. 20 to 31 are examples of data stored in the database of the server system. 32 to 46 are examples of WEB content data stored in the WEB server and displayed on the user terminal.

First, the member registration process will be described with reference to FIG. A user terminal connects to the Internet, an intranet or the like (S100) and accesses the server system (S101). Select the member registration menu (S102), enter user information and send (S)
103). The user information is received by the server system and stored in the user database (S10).
4). The user information is, for example, data as shown in FIG. 33, and FIG. 33 shows the thanks of the screen for the member to browse and select data of other members. Issue authentication information such as user ID and password (S10
5) The data can be transmitted from the server system to the user terminal, and thereafter, the user terminal can perform registration / browsing / search / data transmission / reception processing. In addition, editing / management of the registered user information can be performed using the screens shown in FIGS. 34, 35, and 36, for example.

Next, referring to FIG. 1 for the process of registering personal connection information.
7 and FIG. 18, and then the selection / output processing of personal connection information will be described with reference to FIG. The user terminal connects to the Internet or the like (S200) and accesses the server system (S201). The authentication information input screen is displayed on the user terminal, and the authentication information is input (S202) and sent to the server system (S20).
3), authentication processing is performed (S204). When the authentication process is normally performed, the personal connection information registration process is selected (S204), and a user-specific registration screen (input form or the like) is displayed (S205). An example of a user-specific main menu screen after registration of personal connection information is shown in FIG. Information related to personal connections displayed on the screen of the main menu unique to the user after registration of personal connection information may fluctuate at any time due to updating of personal connection information of oneself or registration / update of connection information of other members.

Next, it is possible to set a limit to the number of registered personal connection information (for example, 5 persons). In this case, (S20)
7) The personal connection information can be input until the number of registered people reaches the limit (S208). Also, although not shown, even if there is a limit to the number of registered people, some or all of the previously registered personal connection information is deleted and another personal connection information is registered,
It is also possible to update the data. Further, although not shown, it is possible to enable registration of a plurality of personal connection information such as by genre in the personal connection information. For example, "friend network information", "business network information", "love network information",
Examples are "drinking party connection information", "cross-industry exchange connection information", "hobby connection information", etc., and it may take the form of registering connection information of five people drawn for each genre, for example. it can.

Further, it is possible not only to simply input the personal connection information of, for example, five persons, but also to set the input of the personal connection stage, rank, etc. as described above. In this case (S209). , Input rank information (S21
0). For example, you can enter a five-level evaluation, specify one of the five personal connections as a "recommended personal connection", or the user has 30 points, which can be used for the five personal connections. It is a form that can be freely distributed and registered.

The input personal connection information is transmitted to the server system (S211), received by the server system (S212), and stored in the personal connection data table of the database (S213). Data of personal connection information is stored by a plurality of users performing similar processing from the user terminal. An example of the stored data is shown in FIG. Next, when a plurality of users perform the same processing from the user terminal, as described above, when one-way personal connection information from one user to another user is stored, and when the user's two-way personal connection information is stored, In some cases, the personal connection information may be stored, and in some cases, the personal connection information may be indirectly stored by mediation of another user, and the trust direction table of the database is updated (S214). Based on these, the relation calculation basic data (damping coefficient, etc.) is referred to (S2
15), the personal connection strength calculation process is performed (S216), but an example of the calculation process has been described in detail so far. For example, when the personal connection information as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 is stored, the other users A2, A3, ... Of the user A1.
.. is calculated as shown in FIG.
Similarly, other users of users A2, A3, ...
The personal connection strengths for A1, ..., A4, ...
9 is calculated. FIG. 30 is a summary of the calculation results.
The personal connection strength calculation result data such as is stored in the server system (S217), and when new personal connection information is registered (S218), the same processing is repeated at any time to update the personal connection information of itself or It will change from time to time due to the registration / update of personal information of members.

Next, the personal connection strength calculation result data is stored in the server system (S217), and the personal connection information selection / output processing and the like are performed for the user terminal accessing the server system. The user terminal connects to the Internet or the like (S300) and accesses the server system (S301). Enter the authentication information (S302) and send it to the server system (S302).
303) After the authentication processing (S304), the personal connection information browsing processing is selected from the main menu screen or the like (S30).
5). In the server system, the personal connection strength calculation result data, an example of which is shown in FIG. 30, is referenced (S306), and the relation calculation basic data (threshold value, etc.) is referenced (S30).
7), personal connection information is extracted based on a threshold value or the like (S30).
8).

FIG. 31 shows the data of the extracted personal connection information when the threshold value is 2.00 based on the personal connection strength calculation result data shown in FIG. In FIG. 31,
When the browsing user is A1, it can be seen that only A6 exceeds the threshold value by referring to the row of A1. Similarly,
In FIG. 31, when the browsing user is A2, it can be seen that A5, A9, and A11 exceed the threshold value by referring to the row of A2. Web content is generated based on the extracted personal connection information data (S309), output to the display screen of the user terminal (S310), and a user-specific screen is displayed (S311). An example of the screen unique to the displayed user is as shown in FIG. 32, and the keyman folder at the lower left of FIG. 32 is personal information registered by the user himself,
In the lower right keyman contact folder, data (hyperlinks to data) relating to personal connection information having strong personal connection strength extracted by the above-described calculation / selection / extraction processing and connection information related to mediation is displayed.

On the user terminal, various processing menus such as registration / browsing / search / data transmission / reception processing can be performed from the user-specific screen. In addition to the browsing of personal connection information as shown in FIG. 33 and the management / updating of user information of which one example is shown in FIGS. 34 to 36, the personal connection information retrieval processing shown in FIG. 37, for example, can be performed. In addition, exchange business cards online with other users of the personal information that you have browsed, send and receive messages by e-mail and other data sending and receiving means, or store and list these data, store and manage history, etc. Various processing can be performed. 38 to 46 show examples of screens for performing these various processes. Through the above-mentioned processing, for example, "friend network information", "business network information", "love network information", "drinking party network information", "cross-industry social network information", "hobby network information", etc. It is possible to utilize various personal connection information.

[0039]

As described in detail above, according to the present invention, the user can increase new personal connections by intermediary only by registering his own personal connections. That is, it is possible to calculate the personal connection strength by referring to the personal connection data on the trusted side with respect to the personal connection data on the reliable side and considering whether or not a mutual trust relationship is established. In addition, for a new personal connection obtained by sharing the personal connection database, by selecting an intermediary based on the personal connection strength calculated based on the above-mentioned relationship of trust, a person who trusts can trust. You can build a network to introduce people who are present. Furthermore, it becomes possible to objectively evaluate the personal connection force, which was difficult to measure the ability in the past.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an example of a system that enables this in implementing the present invention.

FIG. 2 shows an example of a user-specific page.

FIG. 3 shows an example of a personal network management screen unique to a user, in which data entered through an input form for personal network information registration is stored in a database, and the stored data can be browsed and data can be managed. .

FIG. 4 is a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships of A1 → A5 and A1 ← → A12.

FIG. 5 is a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships when A1 → A5 and A5 ← → A4.

[FIG. 6] A1 → A10, A1 ← → A12, A10 ← → A11 and A1
The data schematic diagram which shows the example of personal connection in the case of 2 → A11 is shown.

FIG. 7 shows A1 → A10, A1 → A5, A10 → A7, A5 → A7
And a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships when A7 ← → A8.

FIG. 8 is a data schematic diagram showing an example of personal relationships among a large number of people.

[FIG. 9] User A1 uses A2, A4, A8, A11,
It is a figure which shows the state which registered A12 and registered this in a database.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which each of user 1 to user 15 has registered five personal contacts in a similar manner.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a case where the relationship with A12 is doubled for A1.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a calculation example when the personal connection strength of A1 is set to d = 0.25.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a calculation example when a calculation is performed on the table shown in FIG.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of an obtained calculation result.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a state in which the obtained calculation result is output to a user management screen.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing an example of a basic flow of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing an example of the basic flow of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing an example of the basic flow of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing an example of the basic flow of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 21 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 22 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 23 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 24 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 25 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 26 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 27 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 28 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 29 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 30 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 31 is an example of data stored in a database of a server system.

FIG. 32 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 33 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 34 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 35 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 36 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 37 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 38 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 39 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 40 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 41 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 42 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 43 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 44 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 45 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

FIG. 46 is an example of WEB content data stored in a WEB server and displayed on a user terminal.

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. A personal-connection information management system using a computer, wherein in a server system for accessing information from a plurality of user terminals and performing information processing, the user registers personal connection information from the user terminals. Means, personal information reference means for referencing personal information of the registered person, and relationship information between the registered person and the registered person using the personal information of the registered person referred to by the registration information reference means And a personal connection information generating unit that generates a personal connection strength indicating the strength of connection of personal connections using the relation information, and a personal connection information output that outputs the personal connection information generated by the personal connection information generation unit. Means and
A personal connection information management system comprising: 2. The personal connection information management system according to claim 1, wherein the information input in said personal connection information registration means is automatically generated from the communication information of the user. 3. The personal-connection information management system according to claim 1, further comprising personal-connection information selection means for selecting information to be output according to the personal-connection strength generated by the personal-connection information generation means. 4. The personal-connection information output means outputs the candidate information extracted from the personal-connection information sorted by the personal-connection strength, together with the personal-connection information that has contributed in the process of calculating the personal-connection strength. Personal connection information management system described. 5. The personal-connection information management system according to claim 1, wherein the personal-connection information calculated by the personal-connection information output means for each user is output to an output device accessible only to each user. 6. A user information registration unit for registering information of each user, wherein the user information is output by using the personal connection information output by the output unit. The personal connection information management system described in any one. 7. An introduction information registration unit for registering introduction information about a person registered by each user, and outputting the personal information incidental to the personal connection information output by the output unit. 6. The personal connection information management system according to any one of 6. 8. In the calculation of the personal connection strength in the personal connection information generating means, in the relationship between a registered person a, a person b registered in a, and a person registered in b and not registered in a, Personal connection strength P (ab) from a to b and b to d
Connection strength P (bd) to and connection strength P (ad) from a to d
A personal connection information generating means for indirectly calculating
The personal-connection information management system according to any one of to 7. 9. The indirect personal connection strength calculation method in the personal connection strength calculation means, wherein the personal connection strength P (ab) from a to b and the personal connection strength P (bd) from b to d are calculated from a to d. The personal-connection information management system according to claim 8, wherein P (ad) is expressed by an expression including a product of P (ab) and P (bd). 10. In the indirect personal connection strength calculation method, in the relationship between a registered person a, persons b and c registered in a, and d registered in b and c and not registered in a. , A and d of the personal connection strength P (ad) calculated from the personal connection strength P (ab) from a to b and the personal connection strength P (bd) from b to d, and from a to c Personal connection strength P (ac) and c
10. The personal-connection information management system according to claim 8 or 9, which is expressed as a linear sum of the personal-connection intensity P (cd) from d to d and the intensity P (acb) calculated from the personal-connection intensity. 11. A program, which is stored in a storage means such as a server system that functions as a personal-connection information management device and that allows a user to access the user terminal to operate the server system. Registering the personal connection information of the server to the server, referring to the personal connection information of the registered person, generating the relationship information of the registered person and the registered person, and connecting the personal connection using the relationship information. A personal-connection information management program comprising at least a step of generating personal-connection strength indicating the strength of the personal-connection, and a step of outputting the personal-connection information generated by the personal-connection information generating means.