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¹Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh, India.

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This study introduces a machine learning approach to identify influential nodes in complex networks, outperforming traditional methods. The framework integrates network structure with infection dynamics for better prediction in propagation scenarios.

Keywords:

Centrality Complex networks Machine learning Vital nodes

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Area of Science:

Network Science
Computational Social Science
Machine Learning

Background:

Identifying influential nodes is critical for network analysis in areas like epidemic control.
Traditional centrality measures often fail to capture complex node behaviors in dynamic scenarios.
Existing methods neglect nonlinear dependencies between topological features and spreading capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a machine learning-based framework for accurate identification of influential nodes.
To overcome limitations of traditional centrality measures in dynamic network transmission.
To integrate network topology with disease spread dynamics for enhanced node prominence prediction.

Main Methods:

Constructed node feature vectors integrating infection rate and topological features.
Utilized SIR (Susceptible-Infected-Recovered) and IC (Independent Cascade) models for propagation simulations.
Evaluated standalone classifiers (SVM, KNN, Random Forests) and a hybrid SVM+K-means approach.

Main Results:

The proposed machine learning framework significantly outperforms traditional centrality measures.
The hybrid SVM+K-means approach effectively captures complex relationships between node features and spreading ability.
Accuracy in identifying influential nodes improved by 15% to 45% compared to conventional methods.

Conclusions:

Machine learning combined with network properties offers an effective and scalable strategy for identifying essential nodes.
The proposed approach enhances the accuracy of influential node detection in complex networks.
Integrating dynamic properties like infection rate improves the prediction of node spreading ability.