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SIGCOMMWOSN2008 CharacterizingSocialCascades in flic MeeyoungCha AlanMislove BenAdams KrishnaP.Gummadi MPISWS MPISWS MPIINF


  1. SIGCOMM
WOSN
2008
 Characterizing
Social
Cascades
 in
 fli
c




 

 
 
 
 
 
 Meeyoung
Cha
 Alan
Mislove
 Ben
Adams
 Krishna
P.
Gummadi
 MPI‐SWS
 MPI‐SWS
 MPI‐INF
 MPI‐SWS
 meeyoung.cha@gmail.com


  2. Online social networks  OSN
websites
are
popular,
e.g.,
Flickr,
Facebook,
Orkut
  Used
for
a
variety
of
informaMon
propagaMon
purposes
  Viral
markeMng,
poliMcal
campaign,
content
sharing,
launch
 of
movie
trailers,
product
promoMons,
etc.
  How
does
informa7on
propagate
in
OSNs?

 2 cnet.com

  3. Information propagation in Flickr  Growth
of
fans
of
a
popular
Flickr
photo
  How
did
the
fans
get
to
know
of
this
picture?
 3 Fire Canoe #2 by Peter Bowers

  4. Mechanisms of information propagation  Featuring
(front
page,
hotlists)
  External
links
  Search
results
  Links
between
content
  Online
social
links
 
 4

  5. Key challenge: Gathering the data  Crawled
a
substan7al
frac7on
of
Flickr
social
network

  2.5 M 
users
and
33 M 
friend
links

 (in
its
largest
weakly
connected
component)

  Repeated
the
crawls
for
100
consecuMve
days

  Gathered
Flickr
users’
bookmarked
pictures

  Users
bookmark
their
favorite
pictures


  34 M 
bookmarks
of
11 M 
disMnct
photos
uploaded
by
users

 5

  6. Part1.

 Part2.

 Part3.

 Measurement
 Analysis
of

 Modeling
 methodology spreading
paIerns social
cascades

  7. How to identify information flow through social links?  Did
a
par7cular
bookmark
spread
through
social
links?
  No: 
 if
a
user
bookmarks
a
photo
and
if
 none 
of
his
 friends
have
previously
bookmarked
the
photo
  Yes:
 if
a
user
bookmarks
a
photo
 a&er 
one
of
his
 friends
bookmarked
the
photo
 7

  8. What role do social links play?  Conducted
preliminary
analysis
for
very
popular
photos

 Total Through
social
links #
photos 1,180 1,178 
(99%) #
bookmarks 171,131 72,315 
(42%) • On‐going
work
on
further
analysis
of
the
data
  42%
of
bookmarks
 propagate
through
social
links
  The
role
of
friend
links
in
informa7on
spread
crucial
 8

  9. Pattern 1: steady increase  75%
 of
bookmarks
through
social
links
 Found
through 
social
links
 Through
other
 mechanisms
 9 Fire Canoe #2 by Peter Bowers

  10. Pattern 2: surge increase  60%
 of
bookmarks
are
through
social
links
  At
surges,
more
bookmarks
are
from
other
mechanisms
 Found
through 
social
links
 Through
other
 mechanisms
 10 Midtown Shadow by Automatt

  11. Bookmarks cascade through OSN  Popularity
evolves
over
Mme
with
 different
paIerns
  Significant
bookmarks
 are
through
 social
links
  We
call
the
informaMon
propagaMon
through
social
links
 over
Mme
as
the 
social
cascade
 11

  12. Part1.

 Part2.

 Part3.

 Measurement
 Analysis
of

 Modeling
 methodology spreading
paIerns social
cascades

  13. Modeling social cascades  Why
do
modeling?
  Help
us
understand
how
informaMon
spread
be_er  Can
predict
and
esMmate
near‐future
trends
  Useful
for
viral
markeMng
  Can
exis7ng
models
characterize
social
cascade?
 13

  14. Can existing epidemiological models describe social cascade?  Photos
propagate
through
OSN—like
diseases
 spread
over
offline
human
contact
network

 A D Time=0 C C C F Time =2 B B B Time =1 E E E Time =5 14

  15. Epidemiological Framework  The
basic
reproduc7on
number 
or
 R0
 
 ‐
 the
expected
number
of
new
infecMons
by
the
origin
  If
R0>1,
disease
spreads
out
  If
R0<1,
disease
fizzles
out
  If
R0=1,
criMcal
epidemic
threshold
  Known
R0s:
HIV
[2,5],
Measles
[12,18]
  R0>1
is
a
success
case
in
viral
markeMng
 15

  16. Tested if epidemiology can be applied to social cascade  Empirical
coun7ng
of
R0
 
‐
For
each
fan,
count
how
many
friends
further
bookmark
 the
same
photo.
Average
the
count.
  R0
from
exis7ng
theory 
(May‐Lloyd‐2001)
 
 ‐
Premise:
diseases
have
unique
infecMon
probabiliMes
 Variance
of
node
degree Transmission
rate
*
Mme
duraMon
 16 being
infected
*
avg
node
degree

  17. Online cascade like infectious diseases  ExisMng
framework
fits
perfectly
for
popular
photos
 R0
 R0
 17

  18. Social cascade has a strong correlation to epidemiology  Finding:
offline
spreading
of
diseases
can
describe
online
 informaMon
propagaMon
through
social
links
  PotenMal
uses:
PotenMal
to
predict
the
spread
of
photos
 in
other
online
social
networks
like
Facebook
and
Orkut
 18

  19. Summary  The
first
work
to
inves7gate
the
role
of
OSN
in
 informa7on
propaga7on
using
real
traces
  Significant
frac7on
of
bookmarks
from
social
cascades
  Epidemiological
framework
to
be
used
to
model
social
 cascade
and
make
predic7on
for
marke7ng
purposes

 19

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