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An Adaptive Designer Network Model and Its Robustness Research

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The designer network is the carrier for designers to carry out product design tasks, and the study of its evolution helps to accurately identify the designer team. The uncertainty of whether the designer chooses to keep in touch with other members of the network, its nonlinearity on the overall performance of the network and the external interference of the network, etc., increase the complexity of the designer network, which is not conducive to the development of product design tasks. Therefore, it is very interesting and important to study the co-evolution mechanism of the designer’s network structure and the designer’s opinion. This paper analyzes the Deffuant opinion dynamics model, considers the asymmetry of nodes in the network caused by the designer’s unequal relationship (the number of node links is different), and the difference in the degree of acceptance of other people’s opinions by different individuals, and improves the Deffuant model. Then combining the improved Deffuant model with the BA (Barabasi–Albert) model, a DBA (Deffuant and BA Adaptive) model was proposed that integrates opinion update, broken edge and reconnection, and opinion changes. On this basis, this paper designs a virtual network through the crowdsourcing of a certain product. The adjacency matrix of this network is symmetric, and corresponding comparative experiments are carried out on this network. The analysis of test results shows that under six different deliberate attacks, the DBA model is more robust than the BA model. In addition, the average shortest path of the DBA network will vary with the parameters. The proposed integrated DBA model has important guiding significance for building a robust designer network.
Title: An Adaptive Designer Network Model and Its Robustness Research
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The designer network is the carrier for designers to carry out product design tasks, and the study of its evolution helps to accurately identify the designer team.
The uncertainty of whether the designer chooses to keep in touch with other members of the network, its nonlinearity on the overall performance of the network and the external interference of the network, etc.
, increase the complexity of the designer network, which is not conducive to the development of product design tasks.
Therefore, it is very interesting and important to study the co-evolution mechanism of the designer’s network structure and the designer’s opinion.
This paper analyzes the Deffuant opinion dynamics model, considers the asymmetry of nodes in the network caused by the designer’s unequal relationship (the number of node links is different), and the difference in the degree of acceptance of other people’s opinions by different individuals, and improves the Deffuant model.
Then combining the improved Deffuant model with the BA (Barabasi–Albert) model, a DBA (Deffuant and BA Adaptive) model was proposed that integrates opinion update, broken edge and reconnection, and opinion changes.
On this basis, this paper designs a virtual network through the crowdsourcing of a certain product.
The adjacency matrix of this network is symmetric, and corresponding comparative experiments are carried out on this network.
The analysis of test results shows that under six different deliberate attacks, the DBA model is more robust than the BA model.
In addition, the average shortest path of the DBA network will vary with the parameters.
The proposed integrated DBA model has important guiding significance for building a robust designer network.

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