Visible to the public Modeling and analyzing privacy-awareness social behavior network

TitleModeling and analyzing privacy-awareness social behavior network
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2018
AuthorsHan, Xu, Liu, Yanheng, Wang, Jian
Conference NameIEEE INFOCOM 2018 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications Workshops (INFOCOM WKSHPS)
Keywordsbehavioural sciences computing, complex networks, Computational modeling, Computing Theory and Privacy, Conferences, data privacy, decision process, driving force, Habitual privacy, highly dynamical network behaviors, Human Behavior, Information theory, network evolutions, networked human society, privacy, privacy awareness, privacy disclosure behavior, privacy driven model, privacy protection, pubcrawl, Resiliency, Scalability, security, Sensitivity, Social Behavior, social behavior network, social network, Social network services, social networking (online)
AbstractThe increasingly networked human society requires that human beings have a clear understanding and control over the structure, nature and behavior of various social networks. There is a tendency towards privacy in the study of network evolutions because privacy disclosure behavior in the network has gradually developed into a serious concern. For this purpose, we extended information theory and proposed a brand-new concept about so-called "habitual privacy" to quantitatively analyze privacy exposure behavior and facilitate privacy computation. We emphasized that habitual privacy is an inherent property of the user and is correlated with their habitual behaviors. The widely approved driving force in recent modeling complex networks is originated from activity. Thus, we propose the privacy-driven model through synthetically considering the activity impact and habitual privacy underlying the decision process. Privacy-driven model facilitates to more accurately capture highly dynamical network behaviors and figure out the complex evolution process, allowing a profound understanding of the evolution of network driven by privacy.
DOI10.1109/INFCOMW.2018.8406830
Citation Keyhan_modeling_2018