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Integration Recommendations in Socio- Economic Networks

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  • Hamid Zargariasl

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Idea contribution between two separated groups of socio-economic networks is useful for both in using experiences and rules. The fluency of ideas in both networks are important, but the optimized method for integration two networks is important. In very big network of socio-economic networks between two countries, it is more important. This is a paper for combining two networks those are separated to have best performance in idea diffusion in final network. This research helps to policy making parts to combine networks in optimized form toward integration. We suggest a method based on social network centralities for choosing best nodes in both network for integration by making bridges. The results are measured by parameters of information diffusion.We have found better results for information diffusion with this method of network integration.

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  • Hamid Zargariasl, 2014. "Integration Recommendations in Socio- Economic Networks," 2nd International Conference on Energy, Regional Integration and Socio-Economic Development 7532, EcoMod.
    • Handle: RePEc:ekd:006666:7532
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