Affiliation:
1. 1 The Humanities School, Beijing Dance Academy , Beijing , , China .
Abstract
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the dissemination effect of digital health concepts in dance culture by constructing a prediction model for dance culture information dissemination. It focuses on analyzing the main paths and forms of Internet+dance culture dissemination and constructing the cultural dissemination process of Internet+dance health. The LSTM method is used to extract the states in information dissemination, and the dissemination characteristics of digital health in dance culture are deduced by analyzing the characteristics of the information dissemination sequence. The association between digital health concepts and dance culture dissemination was determined through the trajectory characteristics of information dissemination. The results show that the spreading range of the four types of models rises in an upward trend and is faster when the spreading time round is in the interval of (0,125). The spread range in models in the (150,300) interval is generally higher than the SI model and SEI model. The factor value of whether the video is top or not affects the amount of playback is 0.771***, and the factor value of whether it carries a topic or not is 0.051.
Subject
Applied Mathematics,Engineering (miscellaneous),Modeling and Simulation,General Computer Science
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