Influence propagation

3 datasets tagged as the tag “Influence propagation”.

3 datasets.

Twitter 2010 Follower Network Analyzed

A Twitter (2010 snapshot) dataset of 41,652,230 users and 1,468,365,182 directed follower edges, collected by Kwak, Lee, Park & Moon via Twitter API (2010). Each record contains source user ID, follower user ID (edge from i to j means j follows i). Complete snapshot of the Twitter follower graph from 2010 — one of the largest social network datasets ever released publicly, capturing the full follower structure of 41.6M Twitter users with 1.47 billion directed edges.. Suitable for large-scale social network analysis, community detection, influence propagation, graph algorithm benchmarking, Twitter network evolution studies.

41.7M records41.7M nodes1.5B edges2010

MySpace Aminer Social Graph (Follower Network) Analyzed

A MySpace dataset of 854,498 users, 6,489,736 directed follower edges, collected by Zhang and Tang via AMiner. Each record contains directed follower edges (source -> target means source follows target). Large-scale MySpace follower graph from AMiner, capturing social connections among 854K users. Suitable for social network analysis, community detection, influence propagation, graph embedding.

854.5K records854.5K nodes6.5M edges2013

Twitter Social Network (Munmun) Analyzed

A Twitter (following network sample) dataset of 465,017 nodes and 834,797 edges, collected by Munmun De Choudhury et al. via Twitter API. Each record contains directed: True, weighted: False, signed: False, temporal: False. Large directed Twitter following network of 465k users and 835k edges, collected via API sampling. Unweighted directed graph suitable for large-scale social network analysis.. Suitable for Twitter network analysis, community detection, influence propagation.

465K records465K nodes834.8K edges2010