Expansion of Telecommunication Social Networks

Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 30 August 2007Open access

Przemysław Kazienko

DOI10.1007/978-3-540-74780-2_54

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The expansion of a telecommunication social network can be supported with one of three main approaches that have been considered in this paper: existing group conjunction, internal expansion of groups, and transfer of external relationships.

Abstract

A social network, in which nodes represent humans and weighted ties reflect relationships between them, can be formed in an automatic way based on the data about customers of a telecommunication company as well as their communication activities. The expansion of a telecommunication social network can be supported with one of three main approaches that have been considered in this paper: existing group conjunction, internal expansion of groups, and transfer of external relationships.

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