twitter_ABM | R Documentation |
An agent-based model (ABM) of cultural transmission on Twitter that incorporates content bias, frequency bias, demonstrator bias, and the level of age-dependent selection.
twitter_ABM(
N = 1000,
overall_activity,
cont_bias = 0,
dem_bias = 0,
freq_bias = 1,
age_dep = 1,
obs_user_data,
obs_init_tweets,
sum_stats_TF = TRUE,
diversity_TF = FALSE
)
N |
Overall population size. |
overall_activity |
A vector of the total of number of tweets and retweets in each timestep. The length of this vector is used to determine the number of timesteps. |
cont_bias |
Variation in the salience of the attractiveness of content (only positive values, where 0 is neutrality). |
dem_bias |
Variation in the salience of the follower count (only positive values, where 0 is neutrality). |
freq_bias |
Level of frequency bias (only positive values, where < 1 is novelty and > is conformity). |
age_dep |
Rate of decay in age-dependent selection. |
obs_user_data |
A data frame of the observed activity levels, probability of writing an original tweet as opposed to retweeting (mu), and the follower count for each user. |
obs_init_tweets |
A data frame of the observed retweet frequencies from the first timestep and the user the original tweets were from (the row of the corresponding user in obs_user_data). |
sum_stats_TF |
Whether you want to simplify the raw data to the following summary statistics: (1) the proportion of tweets that only appear once, (2) the proportion of the most common tweet, (3) the Hill number when q = 1 (which emphasizes more rare tweets), and (4) the Hill number when q = 2 (which emphasizes more common tweets) (TRUE/FALSE). |
diversity_TF |
Whether you want to return the Simpson's diversity index from each timepoint (TRUE/FALSE). |
Returns one object or a list of two objects, depending on the values for sum_stats_TF and diversity_TF.
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