Mathematical Models of the Advertising Distribution Process in Social Groups
Keywords:
advertising distribution process, simulation, model of interneural exchangeAbstract
In this article a process of the advertisement spreading via communications within a given target audience and without means of mass media has been modeled and studied. There has been used a model that describes the process of communication within the group, so that more users will be interested in advertised product. The proposed models have been formed based on the method of formalizing the processes of penetration (spread) of the influence of advertising on a given target audience. Approaches based on models of social and physical analogies of information exchange processes in the social network have been used.
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