Parallel computational framework and application server for determining path connectivity
AssigneeWww.Trustscience.Com Inc.
InventorLeo M. Chan
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AssigneeWww.Trustscience.Com Inc.
InventorLeo M. Chan
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Systems and methods for social graph data analytics to determine the connectivity between nodes within a community are provided. A user may assign user connectivity values to other members of the community, or connectivity values may be automatically harvested or assigned from third parties or based on the frequency of interactions between members of the community. Connectivity values may represent such factors as alignment, reputation, status, and/or influence within a social graph of a network community, or the degree of trust. The paths connecting a first node to a second node may be retrieved, and social graph data analytics may be performed on the retrieved paths. For example, a network connectivity value may be determined from all or a subset of all of the retrieved paths. Network connectivity values and/or other social graph data may be outputted to third-party processes, services, and ratings agencies for use in initiating automatic transactions, making automated network-based or real-world decisions, determining or verifying the identity of a node within the community, scoring or ranking nodes, or making credit-granting decisions.
A method for determining the network connectivity between a first node and a second node connected to the first node by at least one path, the nodes representing entities in a network, the method compromising:
An system for determining the network connectivity between a first node and a second node connected to the first node by at least one path, the nodes representing entities in a network, the system comprising
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions encoded thereon for determining the network connectivity between a first node and a second node connected to the first node by at least one path, the nodes representing entities in a network, the instructions comprising:
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