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Un estudio de la opinión pública Reversión del reconocimiento de emergencia basado en hiperredes

¹College of Economics and Management, Nanjing Forestry University, Nanjing, People's Republic of China.

|August 22, 2025

Resumen

Este estudio introduce un modelo de hiperred para seguir los cambios de opinión pública durante las emergencias. El modelo identifica efectivamente los factores clave que impulsan los cambios de opinión, lo que ayuda a la gestión de crisis.

Área de la Ciencia:

Análisis de las redes sociales
Ciencias sociales computacionales
Dinámica de la opinión pública

Sus antecedentes:

Las redes sociales aceleran la difusión de la información de emergencia y los cambios de opinión pública.
Los cambios de opinión durante las emergencias afectan la estabilidad social y la confianza en el gobierno.
La teoría de hiperredes proporciona un marco para analizar las interacciones complejas de múltiples agentes.

Objetivo del estudio:

Desarrollar un nuevo método para identificar cambios de opinión pública en situaciones de emergencia.
Analizar la dinámica de la evolución de la opinión pública mediante un enfoque de hiperredes.
Proporcionar orientaciones prácticas para la respuesta a emergencias y el seguimiento de la opinión pública.

Principales métodos:

Construcción de un modelo de subred de cuatro capas: interacción del usuario, evolución del evento, asociación semántica y redes de conducción emocional.
Extracción de las características estructurales de la red y análisis de la vinculación entre capas.
Análisis del estudio de caso del incidente de donación de Hongxing Erke durante la tormenta de Henan en 2021.

Principales resultados:

El modelo de hiperred propuesto identifica efectivamente los nodos clave que influyen en las inversiones de la opinión pública.
Un sistema de identificación colaborativa de múltiples indicadores permite detectar rápidamente las señales de cambio de opinión.
El análisis empírico valida la capacidad del modelo para capturar la dinámica de la opinión del mundo real.

Conclusiones:

El modelo de hiperred ofrece un enfoque metodológico sólido para el análisis dinámico de la opinión pública.
La identificación efectiva de los cambios de opinión apoya la toma de decisiones de emergencia oportuna e informada.
Esta investigación proporciona conocimientos teóricos y prácticos para gestionar la opinión pública en situaciones de crisis.

Palabras clave:

emergencia las hiperredes la opinión pública la reversión

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