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This paper introduces an integrated adaptive temporal-causal network model for dynamics in networks of social interactions addressing contagion between states, and changing connections within these social networks by two principles: the homophily principle and the more-becomes-more principle. The model has been evaluated in three different manners: by simulation experiments, by verification based on mathematical analysis, and by validation against an empirical data set.
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