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Method of extracting experts' assessments from social networks in the group decision making process
O. V. Chukhnoa, N. V. Chukhnoa, Yu. V. Gaidamakaab, K. E. Samouylovab a Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), 6 Miklukho- Maklaya Str., Moscow 117198, Russian Federation
b Federal Research Center "Computer Science and Control" of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 44-2 Vavilov Str., Moscow 119333, Russian Federation
Abstract:
Social networks are the most preferred mean in terms of user interaction,
information
sharing, and communication. Therefore, they can be used in a group decision making process.
However, in existing methods of group decision making, experts should follow the specific
proposed structures when making their decisions. This is unnatural for online services in which
users can express their opinions in a free form. To solve this problem, a model of a group
decision making process is proposed in which experts can feel more free when evaluating pairs
of alternatives or expressing their opinions. This method makes it possible to work in social
networks. The article also offers a review and on its basis a formal description of the group
decision making algorithm in a social network. A method for evaluating alternatives is
presented, in which experts provide their assessments during the discussion of a problem with
the use of texts, messages, or publications in chosen platforms. Methods are proposed for
determining the level of consensus reached among the experts of this process.
Keywords:
group decision making, social networks, consensus measures, sentiment analysis.
Received: 13.02.2019
Citation:
O. V. Chukhno, N. V. Chukhno, Yu. V. Gaidamaka, K. E. Samouylov, “Method of extracting experts' assessments from social networks in the group decision making process”, Sistemy i Sredstva Inform., 29:4 (2019), 84–95
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