W11.1 May 13 --진화빙(CHEN HEBING)

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Social networks have become an important tool for predicting the spread of epidemics. By analyzing users’ behavioral patterns, frequency and content of communications, researchers can reveal how and how quickly a disease may potentially spread. In addition, the hidden influence of social networks cannot be ignored. From mental health to personal habits, it is subtly affecting people's lives.


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In order to predict epidemics more effectively, it is recommended to introduce sentiment analysis technology. Emotional states are closely related to people's health behaviors. Emotions such as stress and anxiety may increase the risk of infection. By monitoring and analyzing sentiment trends in social networks, earlier warnings of potential outbreaks of epidemics can be achieved.


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Although social network analysis shows great potential in predicting epidemics, data privacy and ethical issues still need to be resolved. How to collect and use data reasonably while ensuring user privacy is an issue that needs to be focused on in future research. At the same time, there is also a need to delve deeper into the long-term impact of social networks on individual mental health.

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  1. In order to ensure that data is collected and used appropriately while ensuring user privacy, it should be ensured that users have a clear understanding of how their data will be collected, used and shared, and that they are provided with clear choices before giving consent. The purpose, type and use of data collection should be clearly stated in the privacy policy and it should be ensured that users can easily view and understand this information. It is also necessary to take the necessary technical and organisational measures to ensure the security and protection of user data. This includes measures such as encrypting data, implementing access controls, and conducting regular security audits.

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