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- Fu Lian Yin, Jia Hui Lv, Xiao Jian Zhang, Xin Yu Xia, and Jian Hong Wu.
- College of Information and Communication Engineering, Communication University of China, Beijing,100024, China.
- Math Biosci Eng. 2020 Mar 9; 17 (3): 2676-2692.
AbstractThe outbreak of a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) generated an outbreak of public opinions in the Chinese Sina-microblog. To help in designing effective communication strategies during a major public health emergency, we propose a multiple-information susceptible-discussing-immune (M-SDI) model in order to understand the patterns of key information propagation on social networks. We develop the M-SDI model, based on the public discussion quantity and take into account of the behavior that users may re-enter another related topic or Weibo after discussing one. Data fitting using the real data of COVID-19 public opinion obtained from Chinese Sina-microblog can parameterize the model to make accurate prediction of the public opinion trend until the next major news item occurs. The reproduction ratio has fallen from 1.7769 and maintained around 0.97, which reflects the peak of public opinion has passed but it will continue for a period of time.
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