2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2020.105721
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Defining and detecting k-bridges in a social network: The Yelp case, and more

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“…Bridge connects an entity (e.g., a customer, social network user [58], business, or service) to numerous different sub-networks (e.g., customer reviews about a business or service), allowing the entity to be made known to them. An enhanced approach called k-bridge [59] is proposed to relate an entity to overlapping sub-networks, which is useful in AIM.…”
Section: Customer Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Bridge connects an entity (e.g., a customer, social network user [58], business, or service) to numerous different sub-networks (e.g., customer reviews about a business or service), allowing the entity to be made known to them. An enhanced approach called k-bridge [59] is proposed to relate an entity to overlapping sub-networks, which is useful in AIM.…”
Section: Customer Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The peculiarities of k-bridges (i.e., users) have been applied to define crawling strategies to seek for new and updated contents in social networks, which is a significant process in the pre-processor of the AIM framework [57]. Bridges have also been applied to provide recommendations on: (a) businesses and products to prospects; (b) other users whom a user can interact with; (c) and suggestions for text used in writing new reviews [59]. These are significant processes in the main processor of the AIM framework.…”
Section: Customer Loyaltymentioning
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“…For detecting bridging structures, a great deal of recent approaches [9], [36]- [38] have been proposed. For example, Buccafurri et al [9] have deeply studied bridges are the most basic structure of a social networking scenario and argued that most understanding of structural characteristics of networks is based on the adequate knowledge of bridges.…”
Section: A Key Structures Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, identifying bridging structures is helpful to analyze information diffusion between communities and then better serve social networking applications. This is because bridges or bridging nodes commonly located in the borders of communities are able to enable information exchange among different communities [9]. Specifically, the bridge represents the essential structure of a social networking scenario where users join different OSNs even though they are not familiar with each other but still can interact.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%