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Normalized Friedkin–Johnsen Opinion Dynamics
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Proposes a normalized variant of the Friedkin–Johnsen opinion dynamics model for opinion aggregation on social platforms. Only the abstract was available, so details are limited.
Problem
Opinion dynamics models such as the Friedkin–Johnsen (FJ) model are widely studied for predicting how opinions propagate on online social platforms, but the abstract provided gives no further detail on the specific shortcoming addressed.
Approach
Introduces a normalized version of the Friedkin–Johnsen model; the abstract does not state the specific normalization or how it differs from prior FJ formulations.
Limitations
- Full text unavailable; only the abstract was used
Experimental setup
Builds on: Friedkin-Johnsen model
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