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Rewiring the Majority: Structural Median Opinion Control in the Friedkin-Johnsen Model
Opinion control under the Friedkin-Johnsen (FJ) model has traditionally focused on modifying individual users, for example by changing their opinions or susceptibility to social influence. We study a complementary problem: can collective outcomes be steered by modifying the interaction network inste
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