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Hub definition and connections.

Hub definition and connections.

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Due to the growing number of users, social network analysis faces several challenges, including evolution, community detection, and link prediction. Among these issues, link prediction appears to receive the most attention. It is difficult to predict when a new connection might be possible within the destiny. Presently, link prediction techniques c...

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... E = {e1,e2,e3,e4,e5} e1 = {A,B},e2 = {B,C},e3 = {C,D},e4 = {A,C},e5 = {B,D} It is possible to research the network structure depicted in Fig. ...
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... simultaneously. The system of connection forecast technique is created using data from the hub and the organization's geography. Hubs are used to describe information, and connections are used to describe connections. Each hub in the organization model can be represented as a vector. Information is a modification of tables [12]. The lines in Fig. 1 exhibit stems, while the sections demonstrate the strengths and capabilities. If the characteristics of hubs and some patterns of connections are known, it is possible to forecast some additional connections that have not yet occurred ...

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