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http://dx.doi.org/10.9708/jksci.2017.22.06.025

Networked Community: A connected Societ  

Yoon, Soungwoong (Dept. of Computer Science, Korea National Defense University)
Lee, Sang-Hoon (Dept. of Computer Science, Korea National Defense University)
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Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information / v.22, no.6, 2017 , pp. 25-32 More about this Journal
Abstract
We are living in networks which are regarded as a society. However, it is difficult to designate a specific position or the impact over sociological relationships and virtual links. In this paper, we conceptualize two themes of the network as Physical Network and Virtual Network, and observe their cross-network effects. New concept called Networked Community (NC) is then introduced to walk through both PN and VN by using the element of connections say connectivity feature. Through modeling NC by the theme of network transposition and egocentric network, we try to comprehend all possible networks for detecting the problems and solutions by using both sides' idea. Experimental results show that we can model real-world problems and then analyze them through NC by measurable and structural manner.
Keywords
Physical Network; Virtual Network; Connectivity feature; Networked Community;
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