I'm trying to build an agent-based model to study facebook usage. One important part is determining, at each step, whether a given user is online/active or not.I am looking for a distribution of time spent online by percentage of users. I read in [this study][1] that this distribution is exponential, which is expected, but the study didn't provide any details of the function.Just to be clear, I'm not looking for demographic breakdowns or anything. I'm looking for a function or dataset from which I can say the top 5% of users spent 10 hours per day, the next 5% spent 6 hours, etc.Not asking anyone to do my Googling for me, but I haven't found anything and I'd appreciate advise on where to look.[1]:An Agent-Based Model of Message Propagation in the Facebook Electronic Social Network by Hamid Reza Nasrinpour, Marcia R. Friesen, and Robert D. McLeod, Member, IEEE. Published 2016, Accessed July 8 2017.
Facebook daily access time distribution
social networks;agent based computing