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Multidimensional Information Network Big Data Mining Algorithm Relying on Finite Element Analysis
1Dalian Jiaotong University, Dalian, Liaoning 116028, China.
Abstract:
In recent years, with the rapid development of the Internet, online social networks have been continuously integrated with traditional interpersonal networks and research on information dissemination in social networks has gradually increased. This article studies and analyzes the multidimensional information network big data mining algorithm based on the finite element analysis method. This paper firstly introduces the finite element analysis and calculation process, a finite element data mining simulation application software management system will integrate current data, calculation, and background data into one, then analyzes the data mining clustering algorithm, and conducts an experimental exploration of the influential node mining algorithm in complex networks. The experimental results show that the LIC algorithm is better than the CC algorithm, the DC algorithm, and the BC algorithm; its overall performance is improved by 30%, and the effect is better. The LIC algorithm can effectively and quickly determine the influential nodes, which is helpful for social network analysis.
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