A Neutrosophic Communication Influence Model for International Dissemination Effectiveness Analysis of Traditional Chinese Ethnic Music Culture in the New Media Era

Abstract

This study proposes a novel mathematical model based on neutrosophic logic to 
quantitatively evaluate and enhance the international communication of Traditional 
Chinese Ethnic Music (TCEM) through new media platforms. Unlike prior descriptive or 
qualitative approaches, we introduce the Neutrosophic Communication Influence Model 
(NCIM), which captures the complex interplay of cultural interpretation, audience 
uncertainty, and misinformation in digital music transmission. The model employs a 
triadic parameter structure, Truth (T), Indeterminacy (I), and Falsehood (F) to formulate 
measurable indices: the Neutrosophic Influence Index (NII), Cultural Saturation Function 
(CSF), Temporal Impact Decay (TID), and Cultural Engagement Quality Index (CEQI). 
Each component is derived through formal equations and validated using detailed 
numerical examples grounded in realistic media dissemination scenarios. The results 
demonstrate that the NCIM offers precise, time-sensitive insights into the cultural 
reception of TCEM content online and provides actionable indicators for improving cross
cultural musical outreach. 

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16500294