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Strategic Opinion Manipulation in Multiplex Networks
Models of opinion dynamics on networks, provide a framework to study how a network of agents aggregates dispersed opinions into a consensus. However, existing models assume that agents truthfully report their opinions, and do not account for environments in which a platform aggregates agents' report
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