Deck 3: Network Analysis and Behavior Modeling in Social Media

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___________for a node is simply its degree.

A)Degree
B)Eigenvector
C)Katz
D)Closeness
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__________defines how important a node is within a network.

A)Centrality
B)Degree
C)prominence
D)None of these
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______________ centrality takes its maximum value

A)Closeness
B)Betweenness
C)Group
D)None of these
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__________algorithm will compute shortest paths from a single node to all other nodes.

A)Betweenness
B)Brandes'
C)Dijkstra's
D)None of these
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_____centrality is defined as the number of nodes from outside the group that are connected to group members.

A)Group degree
B)Closeness
C)Betweenness
D)None of these
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_______determines how links (edges) are formed in a social graph.

A)Transitivity
B)Reciprocity
C)Centrality
D)Linking behavior
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transitive behavior needs at least ________edges.

A)Three
B)two
C)one
D)four
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The________ analyzes transitivity in an undirected graph.

A)Reciprocity
B)clustering coefficient
C)Centrality
D)Closeness
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________is a simplified version of transitivity

A)clustering coefficient
B)Reciprocity
C)Centrality
D)Transitivity
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__________considers closed loops of length 2

A)Transitivity
B)Centrality
C)Reciprocity
D)None of these
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______ theory measures how consistent individuals are in assigning status to their neighbors.

A)Social status
B)clustering coefficient
C)Closeness
D)clustering coefficient.
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When using network information, the similarity between two nodes can be computed by measuring their ________

A)structural equivalence
B)their regular equivalence.
C)both a and b
D)None of these
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To compute structural equivalence, we look at the________ shared by two nodes

A)nighborhood
B)adjcent
C)same
D)None of these
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In directed graphs_____________variants of degree centrality.

A)prestige
B)gregariousness
C)both a and b
D)None of these
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__________defines a normalized version of Katz centrality.

A)PageRank centrality
B)eigenvector centrality
C)Betweenness centrality
D)None of these
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________is the behavior individuals exhibit with respect to other individuals.

A)user-user behavior
B)User-Community Behavior
C)User-Entity Behavior
D)None of these
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_______represents the interactions users have with other users

A)Link data
B)content data
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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__________algorithms determine features that contribute the most to the prediction of the class attribute.

A)classification
B)Features selection
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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In Behavior Analysis Methodology___________ step aims to find the relationship between features and behavior

A)An observable behavior
B)Features.
C)Feature-Behavior Association.
D)observable behavior
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__________ Modeling allow for controlled experiments and simulations that can help study individuals in social media

A)An observable behavior
B)Individual Behavior Modeling
C)Feature-Behavior Association.
D)None of these
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When a behavior di uses in a network, one can use _______model

A)threshold models
B)Cascade Models
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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_________ models are sender-centric.

A)threshold models
B)Cascade Models
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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_________ models receiver-centric.

A)threshold models
B)Cascade Models
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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__________ examples of individual behavior modeling.

A)Cascade Models
B)threshold models
C)None of these
D)both
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_______measures can be used to calculate similarity

A)Katz measure
B)Rooted PageRank.
C)Hitting and Commute Time
D)all of the above
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Deck 3: Network Analysis and Behavior Modeling in Social Media
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___________for a node is simply its degree.

A)Degree
B)Eigenvector
C)Katz
D)Closeness
Degree
2
__________defines how important a node is within a network.

A)Centrality
B)Degree
C)prominence
D)None of these
Centrality
3
______________ centrality takes its maximum value

A)Closeness
B)Betweenness
C)Group
D)None of these
Betweenness
4
__________algorithm will compute shortest paths from a single node to all other nodes.

A)Betweenness
B)Brandes'
C)Dijkstra's
D)None of these
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_____centrality is defined as the number of nodes from outside the group that are connected to group members.

A)Group degree
B)Closeness
C)Betweenness
D)None of these
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_______determines how links (edges) are formed in a social graph.

A)Transitivity
B)Reciprocity
C)Centrality
D)Linking behavior
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transitive behavior needs at least ________edges.

A)Three
B)two
C)one
D)four
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The________ analyzes transitivity in an undirected graph.

A)Reciprocity
B)clustering coefficient
C)Centrality
D)Closeness
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________is a simplified version of transitivity

A)clustering coefficient
B)Reciprocity
C)Centrality
D)Transitivity
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__________considers closed loops of length 2

A)Transitivity
B)Centrality
C)Reciprocity
D)None of these
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______ theory measures how consistent individuals are in assigning status to their neighbors.

A)Social status
B)clustering coefficient
C)Closeness
D)clustering coefficient.
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When using network information, the similarity between two nodes can be computed by measuring their ________

A)structural equivalence
B)their regular equivalence.
C)both a and b
D)None of these
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To compute structural equivalence, we look at the________ shared by two nodes

A)nighborhood
B)adjcent
C)same
D)None of these
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In directed graphs_____________variants of degree centrality.

A)prestige
B)gregariousness
C)both a and b
D)None of these
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__________defines a normalized version of Katz centrality.

A)PageRank centrality
B)eigenvector centrality
C)Betweenness centrality
D)None of these
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________is the behavior individuals exhibit with respect to other individuals.

A)user-user behavior
B)User-Community Behavior
C)User-Entity Behavior
D)None of these
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_______represents the interactions users have with other users

A)Link data
B)content data
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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__________algorithms determine features that contribute the most to the prediction of the class attribute.

A)classification
B)Features selection
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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In Behavior Analysis Methodology___________ step aims to find the relationship between features and behavior

A)An observable behavior
B)Features.
C)Feature-Behavior Association.
D)observable behavior
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__________ Modeling allow for controlled experiments and simulations that can help study individuals in social media

A)An observable behavior
B)Individual Behavior Modeling
C)Feature-Behavior Association.
D)None of these
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When a behavior di uses in a network, one can use _______model

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B)Cascade Models
C)both a & b
D)None of these
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_________ models are sender-centric.

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_________ models receiver-centric.

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D)None of these
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__________ examples of individual behavior modeling.

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D)both
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_______measures can be used to calculate similarity

A)Katz measure
B)Rooted PageRank.
C)Hitting and Commute Time
D)all of the above
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