Modeling social networks using directed graphs and calculating the influence of nodes in settlement graphs using deep learning methods are important branches in the field of social research. In order to solve the problem that graph neural networks cannot well calculate the influence of nodes based on constructed node features, inspired by GraphGPS, a heat module was designed to propose a method of calculating the influence of nodes that integrated semantic, behavioral, and heat information in real networks. Firstly, the self-information obtained based on nodes' multiple centrality and orthogonal distribution sampling was used as the initial semantic features of the nodes. Secondly, the node features were fused by graph neural network. Once again, the node heat information was learned by the heat module. Finally, the fusion of the extracted semantic, behavioral, and heat features was implemented to calculate the node influence. Experiments were conducted on four real network datasets. The results show that the model with the addition of the heat module can effectively calculate node influence.