B1
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The fixed profits obtained by consumers when they choose not to share personal information when online shopping |
B2
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The fixed profits obtained by consumers when they choose to share personal information when online shopping |
N1
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Maximum extra benefits generated for consumers by the data mining behavior of e-commerce platforms |
α |
The positive utility coefficient of data mining for consumers |
N2
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Maximum extra losses generated for consumers by the data mining behavior of e-commerce platforms. |
β |
The negative utility coefficient of data mining for consumers |
Y |
Rewards obtained by consumers from e-commerce platforms for sharing personal information |
F |
The fixed benefits obtained by e-commerce platforms when providing services to consumers. |
M1
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The maximum extra benefits that e-commerce platforms can obtain through data mining when consumers choose to share personal information. |
M2
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The maximum extra benefits obtained by e-commerce platforms through illegal data mining when consumers choose not to share personal information. |
μ |
The ability of e-commerce platforms to use AI technologies, which directly influences the effects of data mining. |
δ |
The possibility that illegal data mining behavior by e-commerce platforms is detected when consumers choose not to share personal information. |
f |
The penalty for illegal data mining by e-commerce platforms. |
t |
The trust coefficient of consumers for e-commerce platforms under the supervision of third-party regulators |
C1
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The reward cost of e-commerce platforms when consumers choose to share personal information |
C2
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The technical cost of data mining for e-commerce platforms |
p |
Probability of consumers choosing to share personal information |
q |
Probability of e-commerce platforms choosing data mining |