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Consensus in Social Networks of Compound Nodes

Automation and Remote Control. 2018. Vol. 79. No. 6. P. 1117–1124.
Fedyanin D., Чхартишвили А. Г.

Opinion dynamics in network structures of special type are considered. Each node consists of two agents interacting with each other. The properties of consensus arising in such structures are studied using the DeGroot model.

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Keywords: social network consensusopinion dynamicsinformational controlcompound node
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