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Analysis on Increasing Intelligence of Viral Marketing in Social Network using Information Diffusion

Author(s):

S. N. Salunkhe , S.B. Patil C.O.E. Indapur; A. V. Chavan, S.B. Patil C.O.E. Indapur; R. P. Choudhar, S.B. Patil C.O.E. Indapur; U. S. Lathor, S.B. Patil C.O.E. Indapur

Keywords:

Data Diffusion, Mobile Social Networks, Community Structure

Abstract

The rising of mobile social networks opens opportunities for infectious agent selling. However, before absolutely utilizing mobile social networks as a platform for infectious agent selling, several challenges have to be compelled to be addressed. during this paper, we have a tendency to address the matter of distinguishing a little variety of people through whom the knowledge will be subtle to the network as presently as potential, spoken because the diffusion reduction downside. Diffusion reduction beneath the probabilistic diffusion model will be developed as AN uneven k- centre downside that is NP-hard, and also the best best-known approximation algorithmic rule for the uneven k-centre downside has approximation quantitative relation of log n and time complexness O(n5). Clearly, the performance and also the time complexness of the approximation algorithmic rule don't seem to be satiable in large-scale mobile social networks. To subsume this downside, we have a tendency to propose a community primarily based algorithmic rule and a distributed set-cover algorithmic rule. The performance of the planned algorithms is evaluated by in depth experiments on each artificial networks and a true trace. The results show that the community primarily based algorithmic rule has the simplest performance in both synthetic networks and there altrace compared to existing algorithms, and also the distributed set-cover algorithmic rule out performs the approximation algorithmic rule within the real trace in terms of diffusion time.

Other Details

Paper ID: IJSRDV5I20821
Published in: Volume : 5, Issue : 2
Publication Date: 01/05/2017
Page(s): 1969-1972

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