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    Title: 投資者的社群行為
    Social Behavior of Investors
    Authors: 梁煜銜
    Liang, Yuxian Eugene
    Contributors: 苑守慈
    Yuan, Soe Tysr
    梁煜銜
    Liang, Yuxian Eugene
    Keywords: 社群網路分析
    連節預測
    機器學習
    social network analysis
    link prediction
    machine learning
    Date: 2013
    Issue Date: 2014-02-10 14:48:28 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: “在當今世界,社會結構就是一切,這(臉譜)是的東西。 ”
     〜肖恩·帕克,由安德魯·加菲爾德在社交網絡發揮
    我們生活在一個社會的世界。文化,社會對組織影響力,它的社交網絡,無論是內部和外部。我們知道,社會結構多麼強大:從影響的思想,文化和社會規範,以種族和階層的人的刻板印象。我們也每天都看到社交網絡的影響力,從互聯網到我們的日常生活。
    早前,我們做了一個有趣的觀察基於啟發式:為什麼人們誰是當前學生或校友的長青藤聯盟或其他受歡迎的學校往往在生活中做的很好?無論是在商業,政治等。我們進一步思考這個問題,並注意到一個有趣的趨勢:具體的學校歷屆畢業生必須投資於初創他們的後輩開始的強烈傾向。
    例子是豐富,尤其是在常青藤大學的地位的情況下:谷歌收到了他們的天使資金來自安迪Bechtosheim , Sun微系統的聯合創始人和博士在斯坦福大學的電子工程;雅虎的早期幾輪融資分別由邁克爾·莫里茨紅杉資本,賓夕法尼亞大學的校友。 Facebook的天使投資是由彼得·泰爾,是斯坦福大學的校友。
    這是巧合?還是有其他的力量在起作用?如一個老同學,同學關係網?在本研究中,我們試圖理解這些趨勢,並建立預測模型。
    “In a world where social structure is everything, this (Facebook) was the thing.”
    ~ Sean Parker , played by Andrew Garfield in The Social Network
    We live in a social world. Cultures, societies to organizations are influenced by it’s social network, be it internally and externally. We know how powerful social structures are: from influencing thoughts, cultural and social norms to stereotyping of races and class of people. We also see the influence of social networks everyday, from the Internet to our daily life.
    Sometime ago, we made an interesting observation based on heuristics: why do people who were current students or alumni’s of Ivy Leagues or other popular schools tend to do well in life? Be it in businesses, politics and so on. We further think through this issue and noticed an interesting trend: alumnis of specific schools have a strong tendency to invest in startups started by their juniors.
    Examples are aplenty, especially in the case of universities of Ivy League status: Google received their angel funding from Andy Bechtosheim, co-founder of Sun Microsystems and PhD in Stanford’s electrical engineering; Yahoo!’s early financing rounds was led by Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital, alumni of University of Pennsylvania. Facebook’s angel investment was made by Peter Thiel, a Stanford alumni.
    Are these coincidences? Or are there other forces at work? Such as an old school-boy network? In this research, we sought to understand these trends and build a predictive model.
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    國立政治大學
    資訊管理研究所
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