A Preliminary Study on the Behavioral Perception of Social Clusters in Uyghur Network
Liu Shuxian, Qing Cui · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2020
The virtual society of the Internet is becoming a new front for the breeding, spreading, planning, and implementation of criminal organizations. Implementing network information monitoring is one of the important means to ensure network information security and maintain social stability. At present, there are many researches on Chinese network content monitoring. The monitoring research on Uyghur network is in the exploration stage, and it mainly focuses on content security research. This paper conducts a research on behavioral perception of network social clusters based on social computing. Based on the theory of social computing, it studies the basic theories of perception, analysis, prediction and management of Uyghur network group behavior, and reveals the behavioral characteristics and dynamic evolution of social clusters, and provides technical support for combating criminal activities on the Internet.