友谊悖论回归:你的朋友比你更有趣Friendship Paradox Redux: Your Friends Are More Interesting Than You |
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课程网址: | https://videolectures.net/videos/icwsm2013_hodas_paradox_redux |
主讲教师: | Nathan O. Hodas |
开课单位: | 信息不详。欢迎您在右侧留言补充。 |
开课时间: | 2014-04-03 |
课程语种: | 英语 |
中文简介: | Feld的友谊悖论指出,“平均而言,你的朋友比你有更多的朋友”。这种悖论的出现是因为,尽管极受欢迎的人很少见,但在平均比朋友时,他们的比例过高。使用推特消防水带的样本,我们证实友谊悖论适用于98%以上的推特用户。由于推特上追随者图的定向性质,我们能够进一步证实友谊悖论的更详细形式:你关注的每个人或关注你的人都比你有更多的朋友和追随者。这可能是由于我们在推特活动、朋友数量和关注者数量之间的相关性造成的。此外,我们发现了两个新的悖论:病毒式悖论,即“平均而言,你的朋友比你收到更多的病毒式内容”,以及活动悖论,即:“平均来说,你的好友比你更活跃。” |
课程简介: | Feld’s friendship paradox states that "your friends have more friends than you, on average". This paradox arises because extremely popular people, despite being rare, are overrepresented when averaging over friends. Using a sample of the Twitter firehose, we confirm that the friendship paradox holds for >98% of Twitter users. Because of the directed nature of the follower graph on Twitter, we are further able to confirm more detailed forms of the friendship paradox: everyone you follow or who follows you has more friends and followers than you. This is likely caused by a correlation we demonstrate between Twitter activity, number of friends, and number of followers. In addition, we discover two new paradoxes: the virality paradox that states “your friends receive more viral content than you, on average,” and the activity paradox, which states “your friends are more active than you, on average.” |
关 键 词: | 友谊悖论; 推特; 定向性质 |
课程来源: | 视频讲座网 |
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最后编审: | 2025-05-12:yuhongrui |
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