Threshold models of collective behavior.
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...[5, 15, 18, 19, 21, 25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33])but the following Linear Threshold Model lies at the core of most subsequent generalizations....
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...Granovetter and Schelling were among the first to propose models that capture such a process; their approach was based on the use of node-specific thresholds [15, 28]....
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...We begin by departing somewhat from the Domingos-Richardson framework in the following sense: where their models are essentially descriptive, specifying a joint distribution over all nodes’ behavior in a global sense, we focus on more operational models from mathematical sociology [15, 28] and interacting particle systems [11, 17] that explicitly represent the step-by-step dynamics of adoption....
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...…perspective, appears at first glance to have attempted to remedy this neglect by focusing attention on the process by which prospective participants weigh the anticipated costs of action or inaction vis-a-vis the benefits (Granovetter, 1978; Klandermans, 1983, 1984; Oberschall, 1980; Oliver, 1980)....
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...Someone with a riot threshold of 17% may be unable, for example, to distinguish among values between 15% and 20%; studies of human information processing suggest limits to the number of distinctions which can be made along one sensory dimension (Miller 1956)....
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