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Human-Network-based Filtering: The Information Propagation Model based on Word-of-Mouth Communication
Orlando, Florida January 27-January 31
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/SAINT.2003.11830312003 Symposium on Applications and th ...
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Susumu TAKEUCHI, Osaka University
Junzou KAMAHARA, Kobe University of Mercantile Marine
Shinji SHIMOJO, Osaka University
Hideo MIYAHARA, Osaka University
In the real world, people get filtered information through word-of-mouth communication. This type of information is "filtered" because the information from one user to another is filtered by the people who pass the information to other people. We propose an Information Propagation Model, which simulates word-of-mouth communication on a computer network. In this model, certain information of interest to a user is automatically distributed to neighboring users. Therefore, this model works as an information filtering system filtered by a human network. In this paper, we describe the concepts of this model, the features found in this model, and the preliminary experiment, which was carried out by real users. Results of the experiment show both the effectiveness of filtering in our model, and also that the value of information correlates closely with the distance from which the information was transferred.
Index Terms:
Collaboration Technology, Communication Support, Interpersonal Communication, Information Propagation Model, Human-Network-based Filtering
Citation:
Susumu TAKEUCHI, Junzou KAMAHARA, Shinji SHIMOJO, Hideo MIYAHARA, "Human-Network-based Filtering: The Information Propagation Model based on Word-of-Mouth Communication," saint, pp.40, 2003 Symposium on Applications and the Internet (SAINT'03), 2003
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