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As a work-around, just close the output window, press the big D on the toolbar, and select the dataset containing the clustering coefficients (default name is ClusteringCoefficients). Everything will

When I try Clustering Coefficient (588 rows) I get this kind of output: 1 2 Clus Coef nPairs --------- --------- 1 Al Bork 2.883159895.000 UCINET Options is set at 3 decimal places and use decimal

Hello, I am building an affiliation network, though with a small change that there are two classes of affiliates (people) assigned to companies. If there is a connection from 1 to 2, it is directed

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Probably the source names and the destination names are not identical, so netdraw thinks you have a 2-mode network. If you open your ucinet dataset in Data|Header browser, you can get both the row and

Hi Steve, I have been investigating movements of rural pigs in one of the SA Provinces. Each unique destination of live pig and its matching origin are entered into Excel spreadsheet under two columns

Yes, that worked fine. Of course, I then realized it was the labels printed horizontally that was really my problem as they inevitably overlap at tops and bottoms. I will adjust accordingly. Thanks

Make the Netdraw window square. Steve. Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2019 22:02 To: ucinet@... Subject: [UCINET] Circle Layout Flattened When choosing the circle layout my monitor shows more

When choosing the circle layout my monitor shows more of an flattened circle making node labels much more difficult to read at the top and bottom of the circle. The monitor is set at 1680 x 1050. Is

When I determine 2-mode centralities I find the very high betweenness score of an individual node to match the reality of that individuals known behavior. However, when determining that nodes

Thank you Steve That brilliant - much clearer. Best wishes Bec

To me, the phrase "nodes that have similar characteristics and/or position in the network structure" sounds vague, like you'd rather not reveal all. I would say something like "nodes that are many

Dear Ucinet gurus, I am writing a report for policy makers having used UCINET and NETdraw to analyse and visualise some government organisational networks. I appreciate that the default layout and one

After a core-periphery analysis what is the basis for listing the nodes in the core? I cannot see why some nodes are near each other and not others, I understand the mechanism for the core and the

I'm looking to calculate the relative network density of longitudinal network frames. Does UCINET provide an output of the total number of ties and nodes for a given network? Thnx, Nelson

Now that I can work with my 2-mode dataset (588x448) in UCINET I tried several 2-mode analyses and except for some header labeling output problem in Core Periphery the only problem is with Faction

I forgot about the Excel data editor in UCINET. I copied my selected data in fine, however, it said I had 593 rows and not 588. I scanned the Excel spreadsheet and saw nothing. I deleted numerous

I’ll look into, but meanwhile, just call up the matrix editor in ucinet and copy and paste your data from excel. I’ve done that with datasets with many thousand rows and columns without trouble.

I have worked with similarly sized 2-mode datasets without problems, but I created the 2-mode dataset within UCINET. For example, I made a 2-mode dataset between organisations A and partnerships B as

I guess this is my week for questions and issues. I am trying to import an Excel spreadsheet file (.xlsx) and UCINET crashes with this message: "TProgressBar property out of range" I am running UCINET