社交网络中热点话题深度挖掘方法及实验测试

互联网大数据时代,社交网络数据交互具有实时性、社会性、复杂性。多元架构数据信息中会存在热点话题数据。传统社交网络热点话题挖掘方法存在热点词条检索速度慢、话题词条层浅、断层数据无法挖掘等一系列问题,如何将社交网络中的热点话题数据进行挖掘,针对这一问题提出大数据信息词条特征比对提取方法,对社交网络中的大数据数据信息词条进行特征显化处理,采用饼图对比方式对特征化词条数据进行网络互交频率展现,采用多维数据获取法,解决社交网络热点话题挖掘中出现的数据阻滞现象,满足社交网络中热点话题深度挖掘的要求。通过仿真实验对提出方法进行效率、准确度、速度测试,实验结果表明,提出方法对社交网络中的热点话题挖掘快捷、高效、实用性强。     

使用者的社会因素对地下商业街主观响度和声舒适度影响的调查研究

前人研究表明主观响度和声舒适度由实际环境中的众多因素决定,而不是仅受声压级的影响。本文在对地下商业街声场和声源特性进行调查与分析的基础上,针对使用者的社会因素对主观响度和声舒适度的影响,在哈尔滨的几个典型地下商业街进行了大量问卷调查,并运用相关统计方法对结果进行了分析。研究表明,收入和职业与主观响度存在相关性,相关系数在0.1～0.4之间,学历、收入和职业与主观声舒适度亦存在相关性,相关系数在0.1～0.6之间。虽然性别对主观响度和主观声舒适度无显著性影响,但是女性对这两者的主观感觉评分范围比男性宽。年龄段与主观响度和声舒适度的相关性不显著,但是不同地下商业街有的年龄段对主观响度和声舒适度的感受有区别。职业对于主观声舒适度的影响的本质是源于收入和学历对于主观声舒适度的作用,并且收入对于主观声舒适度的影响要大于学历的影响。这些结果可以增加对地下商业街声景的了解,并且为建立地下商业街声景预测模型提供了基础。     

Crime and punishment: the economic burden of impunity

Crime is an economically relevant activity. It may represent a mechanism of wealth distribution but also a social and economic burden because of the interference with regular legal activities and the cost of the law enforcement system. Sometimes it may be less costly for the society to allow for some level of criminality. However, a drawback of such a policy is that it may lead to a high increase of criminal activity, that may become hard to reduce later on. Here we investigate the level of law enforcement required to keep crime within acceptable limits. A sharp phase transition is observed as a function of the probability of punishment. We also analyze other consequences of criminality as the growth of the economy, the inequality in the wealth distribution (the Gini coefficient) and other relevant quantities under different scenarios of criminal activity and probabilities of apprehension.     

Statistical Physics Of Opinion Formation: Is it a SPOOF?

We present a short review based on the nonlinear q-voter model about problems and methods raised within statistical physics of opinion formation (SPOOF). We describe relations between models of opinion formation, developed by physicists, and theoretical models of social response, known in social psychology. We draw attention to issues that are interesting for social psychologists and physicists. We show examples of studies directly inspired by social psychology like: “independence vs. anticonformity” or “personality vs. situation”. We summarize the results that have been already obtained and point out what else can be done, also with respect to other models in SPOOF. Finally, we demonstrate several analytical methods useful in SPOOF, such as the concept of effective force and potential, Landau's approach to phase transitions, or mean-field and pair approximations.     

May简单多数规则的描述

本文将Asan就两个备选对象定义的弱路径独立性和Woeginger就两个备选对象定义的亚社会可约性概念推广到任意备选对象集,在给定的有限参与人集及任意备选对象集的条件下,讨论了一社会福利函数是简单多数规则的充要条件,从而推广了Asan和Woeginger的工作.     

Calorimetric experiments on social insects

Direct calorimetric experiments on the social insects: honeybees, bumblebees and hornets are described as function of castes, age, number of animals in a group, temperature, sound generation, hibernation and influence of pheromones. Two honeybee subspecies, the European bee Apis mellifera carnica and the Egyptian bee Apis mellifera lamarckii, were compared calorimetrically in their energy metabolism which differed considerably in favour of the more alert Egyptian form.

Moreover, thermoelectric cooling boxes for camping were applied as simple heat conduction calorimeters and as artificial nesting facilities for bumblebees and hornets. Their colonies could be monitored calorimetrically and thermometrically throughout the season. In spring, initial nests with only a few workers and one queen were collected in the field and transferred to these boxes where they continued their normal development up to full size of several hundred individuals. By this means, energy turnover of insect colonies could be evaluated under varying conditions.     

Population waves and fertility fluctuations: social security implications.

Based on Canadian data, this study discusses some of the methods which incorporate fertility variations into population forecasts. In particular, the relative shifts in the age structure which can have profound social and economic consequences on the context of a pay as you go national security system are analyzed. In terms of long range economic and social planning, oscillating growth projections are much more difficult to handle and plan for than the constant growth rates predicted by stable population theories. The impact of different types of fertility fluctuations are analyzed in terms of evolution of the dependency ration over time; the dependency ratio corresponds to the ratio of the retired lives of a population to those of the working age population. From the viewpoint of a social security system, the evolution of the dependency ratio over time is of particular importance. Other areas explored are: 1) cohort fertility variations; 2) periodic fertility fluctuations; and 3) limit cycle behaviors. In the context of a national social security plan, one possible response to the population projections would be to maintain the year by year level of the RA ratio (ratio of the population aged 65 and over to the population aged between 20 and 65) at its equilibrium value of 27.6% by adjusting the retirement age appropriately.     

A method for aggregating ordinal assessments by a majority decision rule

A new method for aggregating ordinal assessments of individuals is proposed to obtain a collective preference ordering of alternatives. The method converts the ordinal assessments to collective pairwise comparisons of the alternatives and incorporates a deduction process to yield transitively consistent pairwise comparisons with respect to majority principle, and hence yields a linear order of the alternatives. Its algorithm is presented and its properties are studied. The method is applied to an opinion survey concerning quality of life, and a collective ordering of items pertaining to the quality of life is obtained with respect to their importance.     

Integrating social and environmental justice into the chemistry classroom: a chemist’s toolbox

ABSTRACT

Although the chemical enterprise has provided numerous contributions to humanity, unintended consequences contribute to a disproportionate exposure of hazardous chemicals to certain populations based on race and socioeconomic status. Integrating concepts of social and environmental justice within chemistry curriculum provides an educational framework to help mitigate these impacts by training the next generation of chemists with justice-centered and green chemistry principles to guide their future work. Green and sustainable chemistry technologies can contribute to social equity and environmental justice. However, equity and social justice have only recently become a significant part of the green chemistry conversation. This article summarizes how the authors have explored issues of equity and environmental justice with the green and sustainable chemistry community. It offers a toolbox for college and university instructors containing foundational language, research, and idea-generation that can be used to strengthen the transition of a traditional chemistry curriculum toward a justice-centered one.