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Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences

Author Country (or Countries)

UK

Abstract

The social networks are human-centered relationship networks and the research in this field will impact on people’s daily life. The development of the internet and the emergence of the social network sites provide a perfect platform for our research. This paper builds the social networks by large-scale datasets. We confirm and observe that they have several properties and features. We classify them according to the role-to-role connectivity profiles and finds that they are subject to stringy-periphery class.

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