Add to ORKGSocial network analysis is one of the fields in the social sciences which went through a huge development in the last two decades. With the availability of newer tools and methods, in-depth analysis of huge networks became possible resulting in important results at various fields. Despite this advancement, the strength of a tie – a foundation of this theory – is still a hot topic in SNA. This paper aims to provide another approach to tie strength, which is based on one of the internal properties of agents manifesting in human interactions – fairness. An analytical model of tie strength is introduced focusing on fairness concerns of people towards each other. The model is analyzed and an experimental method is shown to test the model. Also p...
[Abstract of]: NetMob, 5-7 April 2017, Milan, ItalySocial networks are made out of strong andweak li...
How do social networks motivate people to connect not only to their previously existing friends but ...
The current study was a first step exploration of a new method that used mutual information-based me...
Social network analysis seeks to understand the structure of relationships in networks of actors. As...
Most of existing network-based decision-support systems, such as recommender systems, require knowin...
Measuring the strength of ties has been a fundamental task for a long time. However, most of previou...
he analysis of social networks has boomed recently, mainly as online social networking systems such ...
Research within the exchange tradition has focused largely on the effects of network structure (in t...
Understanding factors associated with tie strength in social networks is essential in a wide variety...
In professional and other social settings, networks play an important role in people\u27s lives. The...
Social network analysis (SNA) focuses on the structure of ties within a set of social actors, e.g., ...
The widespread use of online social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, is generating a growing ...
In the past, most researchers focused on the efficacy of tie-strength in various applications for bo...
The concept of tie strength was introduced by Granovetter as “a (probably linear) combination of the...
Relationships make social media social. But, not all relationships are created equal. We have collea...
[Abstract of]: NetMob, 5-7 April 2017, Milan, ItalySocial networks are made out of strong andweak li...
How do social networks motivate people to connect not only to their previously existing friends but ...
The current study was a first step exploration of a new method that used mutual information-based me...
Social network analysis seeks to understand the structure of relationships in networks of actors. As...
Most of existing network-based decision-support systems, such as recommender systems, require knowin...
Measuring the strength of ties has been a fundamental task for a long time. However, most of previou...
he analysis of social networks has boomed recently, mainly as online social networking systems such ...
Research within the exchange tradition has focused largely on the effects of network structure (in t...
Understanding factors associated with tie strength in social networks is essential in a wide variety...
In professional and other social settings, networks play an important role in people\u27s lives. The...
Social network analysis (SNA) focuses on the structure of ties within a set of social actors, e.g., ...
The widespread use of online social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, is generating a growing ...
In the past, most researchers focused on the efficacy of tie-strength in various applications for bo...
The concept of tie strength was introduced by Granovetter as “a (probably linear) combination of the...
Relationships make social media social. But, not all relationships are created equal. We have collea...
[Abstract of]: NetMob, 5-7 April 2017, Milan, ItalySocial networks are made out of strong andweak li...
How do social networks motivate people to connect not only to their previously existing friends but ...
The current study was a first step exploration of a new method that used mutual information-based me...