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Decomposing Behavioral Variability in Email Communication: Self-Excitation, Latent State-Switching, and Their Interaction in the Enron Corpus

2026-03-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Human email communication exhibits substantial temporal variability that resists simple characterization. We treat individual email activity as a stochastic system and ask how much behavioral variability is explained by each of three generative mechanisms: circadian and weekly periodicity, self-excitation from incoming messages, and latent work–rest state-switching. Using the Enron emai...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9105293/v1
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