Modeling dynamics of social networks: A survey
Saoussen Aouay, Salma Jamoussi, Faı̈ez Gargouri, Ajith Abraham
Abstract
Saoussen Aouay, Salma Jamoussi, Faı̈ez Gargouri, Ajith Abraham
Abstract
In the last decade, social networks have increasingly attracting the attention of several researchers in various fields. By tradition, social network analysis (SNA) is performed on static graphs but this representation is very limited for a sound, network analysis. Thus, thanks to the availability of large social networks data sets, the interest in modeling how these networks evolve dynamically has increased steadily. Many studies have been oriented toward understanding the behavior and the evolution of network structures over time. This paper does the survey of complex networks models and methods which are proposed to reproduce structural changes of these graphs.
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In the last decade, social networks have increasingly attracting the attention of several researchers in various fields. By tradition, social network analysis (SNA) is performed on static graphs but this representation is very limited for a sound, network analysis. Thus, thanks to the availability of large social networks data sets, the interest in modeling how these networks evolve dynamically has increased steadily. Many studies have been oriented toward understanding the behavior and the evolution of network structures over time. This paper does the survey of complex networks models and methods which are proposed to reproduce structural changes of these graphs.
Key concepts: Computer science, Social network analysis, Complex network, Data science, Evolving networks, Representation (politics), Dynamic network analysis, Social network (sociolinguistics)