2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4243635/v1
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A Centrality Metrics Approach to Analyzing Temporal Spread Patterns of Misinformation in Social Networks

Zafer Duzen,
Mirela Riveni,
Mehmet S. Aktas

Abstract: This study examines misinformation in social networks with well-known network science metrics. We utilize an already available dataset to analyze tweets related to COVID-19 vaccinations. The methodology we use in this study includes the creation of separate networks for retweets, replies, and mentions. We utilized various centrality metrics to assess the importance of individual tweets such as centrality metrics that primarily consider the network’s topology and connectivity, taking into account factors such a… Show more

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