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ABM in the rdiffnet function #18

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gvegayon opened this issue Sep 20, 2017 · 1 comment
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ABM in the rdiffnet function #18

gvegayon opened this issue Sep 20, 2017 · 1 comment
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On behalf of Dario Meili

Dear George

I’m currently writing my master’s thesis in Economics about behavior diffusion in village networks. Looking for a way to do a network simulation I came across your R package and I think it serves my purpose, however, I have not found out how to make it work yet.

My situation is the following:
I have an adjacency matrix or a village network
Separately, I have (i) and attribute like beliefs, (ii) a weight matrix, and a behavior for each individual (let’s say they’re all non-adopters of this behavior in the beginning)
I’d like to run a simulation where I’d pick the initial seed (or seeds), while susceptibility and infectiousness depend on the attribute and the weight matrix
The attribute would be updated each period according to DeGroot learning, meaning that the attribute in period t+1 is a weighted average of individual i’s attribute and its alters’ attributes.
In the end id like to see how the behavior diffuses across the network as well as how the attribute changes depending on the choice of initial seed(s).
Do you think this would be possible with netdiffuseR and if yes, can you give me a hint of how to start off?

I really appreciate your help!

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