In this paper we propose PHIS, a system for scouting current and potential hubs in a Social Internetworking Scenario (SIS) and for favoring the "growth" of these last ones in such a way that they can become real hubs quickly. UU operates on a SIS, rather than on a single social network. It uses a hypergraph-based model to represent the SIS. In order to verify if a user is a (current or potential) hub, it considers a range of criteria encompassing her reputation, her capability of receiving and delivering information, her position in the social networks of the SIS and the wideness of her profile. The same criteria are also exploited by PHIS to organize a campaign of stimulations to "train" a potential hub to become a real one.

PHIS: a system for scouting potential hubs and for favoring their "growth" in a Social Internetworking Scenario / Nocera, A.; Ursino, D.. - In: KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS. - ISSN 0950-7051. - 36:(2012), pp. 288-299. [10.1016/j.knosys.2012.07.009]

PHIS: a system for scouting potential hubs and for favoring their "growth" in a Social Internetworking Scenario

D. Ursino
2012-01-01

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In this paper we propose PHIS, a system for scouting current and potential hubs in a Social Internetworking Scenario (SIS) and for favoring the "growth" of these last ones in such a way that they can become real hubs quickly. UU operates on a SIS, rather than on a single social network. It uses a hypergraph-based model to represent the SIS. In order to verify if a user is a (current or potential) hub, it considers a range of criteria encompassing her reputation, her capability of receiving and delivering information, her position in the social networks of the SIS and the wideness of her profile. The same criteria are also exploited by PHIS to organize a campaign of stimulations to "train" a potential hub to become a real one.
2012
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