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Fu Lian Yin1, Xue Ying Shao1, Jian Hong Wu2
1College of Information and Communication Engineering, Communication University of China, Beijing, 100024, P.R. China.
Abstract:
As the largest social media in China, the Sina-Microblog plays an important role in public opinion dissemination. Despite intensive efforts in understanding the information propagation dynamics, the use of a simple outbreak model to generate summative indices that can be used to characterize the time series of a single Weibo event has not been attempted. This work fills this gap, and illustrates the potential of using a simple outbreak model in conjunction with the historical data about the cumulative forwarding users for nearcasting the propagation trend.
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