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Research on the Identification of Key Nodes in the Process of WeChat Epidemic Information Dissemination: A Supernetwork Perspective

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  • Peng Wu
  • Di Zhao

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It is of great significance to comprehensively and reasonably identify the key nodes in the WeChat epidemic information dissemination system. First, the recognition results can be used to guide the spread of epidemic-related information in WeChat, such as accelerating the spread of valuable information or monitoring the spread of rumors. Secondly, the analysis of key nodes helps us understand the evolution of the epidemic information dissemination network in WeChat, and the analysis of key nodes also helps us understand the modes and methods of epidemic-related information dissemination in WeChat. Finally, the results of these studies may be generalized to other fields of social life. This paper analyzes the composition of and relationship between epidemic-related information dissemination systems in WeChat and proposes a Supernetwork model for WeChat epidemic information dissemination on this basis. In this study, a comprehensive identification method of key nodes of the WeChat epidemic information dissemination system under the Supernetwork vision was constructed, and the method is analyzed and verified through examples in this paper.

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  • Peng Wu & Di Zhao, 2020. "Research on the Identification of Key Nodes in the Process of WeChat Epidemic Information Dissemination: A Supernetwork Perspective," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2020, pages 1-10, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:6751686
    DOI: 10.1155/2020/6751686
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