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NDDLM-SCTSI: a novel method for assessing node trustworthiness for trust management and analysis in online social network

  • Muhammed Abaid Mahdi,
  • Mahdi Abed Salman,
  • Samaher Al-Janabi

摘要

This paper proposes a novel method for assessing node trustworthiness in social networks called Nonlinear Dynamics Deep Learning Methodology, Shifting the focus from content-based evaluation to the source of information (NDDLM SCTSI). The hybrid methodology combines deep learning with graph algorithms to provide a robust and comprehensive analysis of trust relationships, incorporating both direct and indirect trust pathways to differentiate between trust within communities and across community boundaries. The suggest model called ‘Trust Management of Social Network’ start from the vast landscape of Twitter, we collection data, transforming each user into a node and their connections into the intricate threads of a sprawling social network. A storm of information brews, waiting to be deciphered. In the second stage of model; we seek to understand its hidden structure. We identify influential individuals, the bridges between communities, by measuring their 'betweenness centrality'. As we strategically remove these bridges, the network reveals its secrets, dividing into distinct communities. In the third stage occur within each community, we embark on a quest for the 'truest nodes' individuals who embody trustworthiness and reliability. Utilizing the 'Floyd–Warshall algorithm' as our guide, we navigate the pathways between nodes, measuring the distances that separate them. Combining this knowledge with each node's 'degree centrality', we forge a powerful artifact—the 'Direct Trust Matrix'. This compass guides us through the intricate landscape of trust within each community. While the fourth stage extends beyond community borders. We summon the enigmatic 'Generative Adversarial Networks' (GANs), acting as translators of trust between communities. These GANs learn the unique trust languages of each group, bridging the gaps and weaving connections through an 'Indirect Trust Matrix'. This reveals the hidden pathways of trust that connect individuals across diverse communities. The final stage focus evaluation the trust matrices involve used two measures are accuracy and cross entropy for both the generator and discriminator components of the GANs. While the proposed method offers a nuanced understanding of trust dynamic.