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Review of Laboratory Experiments on Travel Choice Behavior
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SUN Xiaoyan, HAN Xiao, YAN Xiaoyong, WANG Wenxu, JIANG Rui, JIA Bin
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (3): 1-7.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.03.001
A fundamental problem in transportation science is to understand the choices of travelers in complex transportation systems. In order to solve these problems, more and more laboratory experiments have been conducted. This paper reviews the main progress of laboratory experiments on travel choice behavior from three aspects, which are traffic network equilibrium test, classic traffic paradoxes test, and travel demand management schemes evaluation. Moreover, this paper analyzes the existing problems and suggests further developments.
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Research Progress of Fuzzy Overlapping Community Detection in Complex Networks
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XIAO Jing, ZHANG Yongjian, XU Xiaoke
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (3): 8-29.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.03.002
Through expanding value space, fuzzy overlapping detection redefines the fuzzy membership degree, which can not only improve the detection accuracy of the complicated community structures, but also explore the overlapping features of nodes and communities. In this paper, we firstly give the explanation of the difference between crisp and fuzzy overlapping detection, and then summarize their related researches. To clearly state the fuzzy overlapping detection, we introduce the available work by dividing them into five classes on the acquisition method of fuzzy membership degree, including expanded label propagation, nonnegative matrix factorization, edge nodes based two-phase detection, fuzzy clustering and fuzzy modularity optimization. The advances and challenges of the fuzzy modularity optimization based on evolutionary algorithms are discussed in detail. At last some future research topics are given
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A Dynamic Super-network Model of Command Information System Driven by Task-Flow
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CUI Qiong, LI Jianhua, RAN Haodan, NAN Mingli
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (3): 58-67.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.03.005
Traditional CIS modeling methods have disadvantages such as unilateralism, inactivity and homogeneity, which is difficult to describe inherent mechanism of the complex system exactly. Due to this problem, we propose a dynamic super-network modeling method on the basis of being driven by task-flow. Firstly, we construct a multi-field structure space model for CIS, and describe the dynamic mechanism of CIS by defining operational task space, function space and platform space, as well as mapping relationships between them. Secondly, we define function network as the static super-network, and then based on scheduling and consecution of tasks, we establish the dynamic super-network model driven by task-flow, with defining some correlative parameters. At last, we verify the effectiveness and maneuverability of the model by analyzing the simulation.
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Spatial Analysis of Microblog Information Diffusion
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LI Canghai, XU Yitie, LUO Chunhai, HU Haibo
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (3): 75-84.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.03.007
To reveal the spatial characteristics of information diffusion, this paper studies the microblog information diffusion among China’s prefecture-level cities utilizing Sina microblog data, and studies the factors influencing the intercity information diffusion using gravity model. We find that a few first and second-tier cities show information monopoly and dominate the output and diffusion of microblog content. The analysis on intercity information interaction models shows that the number of users affects the intercity information diffusion to a large extent, the total GDP of cities can also predict intercity information interaction, and space distance no longer plays a part. The information diffusion in microblog breaks the limit of spatial distance. This study reveals the mapping between online social networks and offline physical space, and the intercity diffusion characteristics of information in social media, which can provide reference for spatial location-related information distribution and online public opinion monitoring.
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LFM Community Detection Algorithm Based on Vertex Similarity
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YANG Xiaobo, CHEN Chuxiang, WANG Zhiwan
Complex Systems and Complexity Science. 2017, 14 (3): 85-90.
DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2017.03.008
In network with fuzzy community structure, precision of the traditional LFM algorithm decreases apparently. In order to solve this problem, an LFMJ algorithm is presented. Using the information of neighbor nodes and improved Jaccard coefficient, this algorithm reconstructed the network structure, and improved the precision of community division results. To validate the algorithm, five algorithms was tested in LFR benchmark and real networks, including LFMJ, traditional LFM, LPA algorithm and WT, FUA algorithm, which have better performance in community detection. The results show that, in LFR network, the accuracy of LFMJ is higher than both LFM and LPA, equaling to WT and FUA algorithm. In real network and LFR network with overlapping community, LFMJ gets the highest accuracy than others. The effectiveness of the algorithm is proved.
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