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The following pages link to How bad is forming your own opinion? (Q2516243):

Displaying 19 items.

• Coordinated influence on the opinions of social network members (Q827945) (← links)
• Measuring and moderating opinion polarization in social networks (Q1741348) (← links)
• Rebels lead to the doctrine of the mean: a heterogeneous degroot model (Q1757704) (← links)
• Opinion formation games with dynamic social influences (Q1784744) (← links)
• Broken detailed balance and non-equilibrium dynamics in noisy social learning models (Q2067461) (← links)
• Bounding the inefficiency of compromise in opinion formation (Q2072107) (← links)
• Mixed integer programming and LP rounding for opinion maximization on directed acyclic graphs (Q2086688) (← links)
• Generalized opinion dynamics model for social trust networks (Q2091116) (← links)
• Opinion dynamics with the increasing peer pressure and prejudice on the signed graph (Q2183403) (← links)
• A differential game model of opinion dynamics: accord and discord as Nash equilibria (Q2245624) (← links)
• Dynamics of opinions with social biases (Q2280789) (← links)
• Introduction to the special issue -- Algorithmic game theory -- STOC/FOCS/SODA 2011 (Q2516241) (← links)
• Consensus in complex networks with noisy agents and peer pressure (Q2678327) (← links)
• Influence in social networks with stubborn agents: from competition to bargaining (Q2700441) (← links)
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• Multiagent opinion dynamics influenced by individual susceptibility and anchoring effect (Q5218996) (← links)
• The influence of social embedding on belief system and its application in online public opinion guidance (Q6099017) (← links)
• Opinion dynamics control in a social network with a communication structure (Q6159524) (← links)
• A game approach to multi-dimensional opinion dynamics in social networks with stubborn strategist agents (Q6192764) (← links)