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Research on User Behavior Based on Higher-Order Dependency Network
by Liwei Qian, Yajie Dou, Chang Gong, Xiangqian Xu and Yuejin Tan
Entropy 2023, 25(8), 1120; https://doi.org/10.3390/e25081120 - 26 Jul 2023
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In the era of the popularization of the Internet of Things (IOT), analyzing people’s daily life behavior through the data collected by devices is an important method to mine potential daily requirements. The network method is an important means to analyze the relationship [...] Read more.
In the era of the popularization of the Internet of Things (IOT), analyzing people’s daily life behavior through the data collected by devices is an important method to mine potential daily requirements. The network method is an important means to analyze the relationship between people’s daily behaviors, while the mainstream first-order network (FON) method ignores the high-order dependencies between daily behaviors. A higher-order dependency network (HON) can more accurately mine the requirements by considering higher-order dependencies. Firstly, our work adopts indoor daily behavior sequences obtained by video behavior detection, extracts higher-order dependency rules from behavior sequences, and rewires an HON. Secondly, an HON is used for the RandomWalk algorithm. On this basis, research on vital node identification and community detection is carried out. Finally, results on behavioral datasets show that, compared with FONs, HONs can significantly improve the accuracy of random walk, improve the identification of vital nodes, and we find that a node can belong to multiple communities. Our work improves the performance of user behavior analysis and thus benefits the mining of user requirements, which can be used to personalized recommendations and product improvements, and eventually achieve higher commercial profits. Full article
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