ANETILAB - Agglomeration and Social Networks Research Lab

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Spatial diffusion in social networks

Collective behavior, such as massive adoption of new technologies is a complex social contagion phenomenon. Diffusion of innovation is known to have a strong spatial dependence but how social and collaboration networks contribute to that is less known. ANETI researchers investigate social media platforms, and data from patent documents and scientific publications to better understand this phenomenon.

Related Publications

  • B Sziklai, B Lengyel
  • Network Science
  • 2024
B Sziklai, B Lengyel (2024) Audience selection for maximizing social influence. Network Science, 12(1): 65-87.
  • B Sziklai, B Lengyel
  • Social Network Analysis and Mining
  • 2023
B Sziklai, B Lengyel (2023) Finding early adopters of innovation in social networks. Social Network Analysis and Mining, 13: 4.
  • E Bokányi, M Novák, Á Jakobi, B Lengyel
  • Royal Society Open Science
  • 2022
E Bokányi, M Novák, Á Jakobi, B Lengyel (2022) Urban hierarchy and spatial diffusion over the innovation life cycle. Royal Society Open Science, 9(5): 211038.
  • B Lengyel, E Bokányi, R Di Clemente, J Kertész, M C González
  • Scientific Reports
  • 2020
B Lengyel, E Bokányi, R Di Clemente, J Kertész, M C González (2020) The role of geography in the complex diffusion of innovations. Scientific Reports, 10: 15065.
  • E Bokányi, D Kondor, G Vattay
  • Royal Society of Open Science
  • 2019
E Bokányi, D Kondor, G Vattay (2019) Scaling in words on Twitter. Royal Society of Open Science, 6(10): 190027.
  • B Lengyel, Á Jakobi
  • Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie
  • 2016
B Lengyel, Á Jakobi (2016) Online social networks, location, and the dual effect of distance from the centre. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 107(3): 298-315.
  • B Lengyel, A Varga, B Ságvári, Á Jakobi, J Kertész
  • PLoS One
  • 2015
B Lengyel, A Varga, B Ságvári, Á Jakobi, J Kertész (2015) Geographies of an online social network. PLoS One, 10(9): 0137248.
  • Á Jakobi, B Lengyel
  • Modern Trends in Cartography
  • 2015
Á Jakobi, B Lengyel (2015) Geovisualising unequal spatial distribution of online social network connections: a Hungarian example. In J Brus, A Vondrakova, V Vozenilek (eds.) Modern Trends in Cartography. Springer, Cham: 227-240.
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