Inference of Demographic Attributes based on Mobile Phone Usage Patterns and Social Network Topology — mentioned by sitkack

Sun, 13 Jan 2019 02:25:11 GMT

There is a section on Arxiv called "Physics and Society" [0] that has papers with titles like, "Inference of Demographic Attributes based on Mobile Phone Usage Patterns and Social Network Topology" [1], that would be a perfect place to explore the mathematical and empirical answer to the question, "what is the ratio and shape of the number of folks in an economy that have non-competes and what is the result". My hunch is that it is relatively small. I couldn't find the paper on a very small ratio of folks can flip a population's opinions. I seem to recall it being 5-10% but could be mistaken.…

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Inference of Demographic Attributes based on Mobile Phone Usage Patterns and Social Network Topology — mentioned by sitkack