2016
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1605.04399
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Measuring satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders and mediators

Abstract: An opinion leader-follower model (OLF) is a two-action collective decision-making model for societies, in which three kinds of actors are considered: opinion leaders, followers, and independent actors. In OLF the initial decision of the followers can be modified by the influence of the leaders. Once the final decision is set, a collective decision is taken applying the simple majority rule [22]. We consider a generalization of OLF, the gOLF models which allow collective decision taken by rules different from t… Show more

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