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Dears colleagues. I need the calculate the centrality measures in ucinet the data excel attached. My computer doesn't have an excellent HD to do this. Who can help me? Best regards, -- Lidiane S.

Hi Steve,? Perfect! Great thanks for your support. The latest version of UCINET 6.681 works well for the clique analysis.? Best regards,Ngoc

Yi-Hwa, If I understand you correctly, NetDraw generates a valid Metafile of the network which you successfully import into PowerPoint which shows the appropriate characters. It is only when you click

Ngoc, can you send me the data? Steve.borgatti@...<mailto:Steve.borgatti@...>. Thanks steve Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2019 6:11 PM To: ucinet@... Subject: [UCINET] Clique

Hi Steve, I am working on Cliques function under Network\Subgroups\Cliques for three datasets: - set 1: 456 nodes, - set 2: 322 nodes extracted from set 1 - set 3: 247 nodes extracted from set 1 For

Hello, I am starting to learn to use ucinet and to do social network analysis. I usually collect social cognition data from children (e.g., like/dislike, aggression, etc.). I give rosters to children

Thank you for your reply, Steve! Would the compare densities command be more appropriate for comparing 2 networks? If so, is there a similar command for comparing network reciprocity and

There is no single answer to that. In my own work, I create two versions of the data, one with everybody, and one with only respondents. I use them both, but for different things. For example, suppose

Elisa, if you go back to my previous message, you can see that in the example network, the strongest tie from anyone to anyone was 7. So the program assumes that Evelyn could have had a connection of

And how does UCINET calculate the strength at which Evelyn could have been connected to every other woman? Thank you so much for your answer, Elisa

And how does UCINET calculate the strength at which Evelyn could have been connected to every other woman? Thank you so much for your answer, Elisa En martes, 21 de mayo de 2019 21:08:09 CEST,

Elizabeth, that command still exists. Go to Tools|Testing Hypotheses|Node-level. But it is not the right tool for what you want. I suppose a bootstrap test for comparing network-level reciprocity and

Suppose the values in the data matrix (which is 18 by 18) range from 1 to 7 (not including ties to self). Evelyn’s row sum of 50. But the program judges that Evelyn could have be connected to every

Hi, I'd like to know how the NrmDegree is calculated when studying a weighed symmetric matrix. Thank you in advance. Best wishes, Elisa

I want to send a message: I wanted to know how NrmDegree is calculated in the freeman's degree centrality measure with a symmetric matrix with weighed values. Best wishes, Elisa

Hello fellow UCINET users, I am looking for advice on how to compare two networks to see whether they differ significantly in density, reciprocity, and fragmentation--essentially a t-test but for

Hi All, I have a question regarding the Chinese label not being able to correctly display in PowerPoint when I edited the network image/picture in metafile format I saved from NetDraw. I have been

Hi...I have some network data that has been collected looking at interorganizational relationships. We asked a group of individuals involved in the implementation of a health program to list up to 5

Can you say more? Chi-squares are often used in crosstabs – contingency tables. Is that what you are doing? What are the variables? Is there a network involved or are you just comparing with respect

Hello everyone, I would like to know if there is a Ucinet alternative to Chi-Square to compare data from three groups of countries. Some of the numerical values in the data are less than 5. Data