A new centrality measure for probabilistic diffusion in network

سال انتشار: 1393
نوع سند: مقاله ژورنالی
زبان: انگلیسی
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JR_ACSIJ-3-5_016

تاریخ نمایه سازی: 12 آبان 1393

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Due to the significant increment of the volume of interactionsamong the population, probabilistic process on complex networkcan be often utilized to analyse diffusion phenomena in thesociety, then a number of researchers have studied especiallyfrom the perspectives of social network analysis, computer virusspread study, and epidemics study. So far, it has been believedthat the largest eigenvalue and the principal eigenvector of theadjacency matrix can well approximate the dynamics onnetworks, but the accuracy of this approximation method has notstudy extensively. In our previous work, we found that not onlythe largest eigenvalue and the principle eigenvector but also theother eigenvalues and eigenvectors need to be considered whenanalysing the diffusion process on real networks. In this paper,we proposed a new centrality measure, the infection diffusioneigenvector centrality (IDEC), which considers all eigenvaluesand eigenvectors. Our comparison results indicates that the IDECshows better predictability than other centrality measures whenthe effective infection ratio is low, which will provide us with agood insight for practical application for developing the effectiveinfection prevention methodology. Also, another interestingfinding is that the eigenvector centrality shows poorpredictability especially on the real networks. In addition, weconduct the recovery probability enforcement simulation, whichhighlights the advantage of IDEC for the range below the criticalpoint

نویسندگان

Kiyotaka Ide

Department of Computer Science, National Defense Academy of JapanYokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Loganathan Ponnambalam

Computing Science, Institute of High Performance Computing, A*STARSingapore, Singapore

Fu Xiuju

Computing Science, Institute of High Performance Computing, A*STARSingapore, Singapore

Rick Siow Mong Goh

Computing Science, Institute of High Performance Computing, A*STARSingapore, Singapore