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Dear all, Does anyone know if UCINET can calculate Newman<https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.67.026126>'s Assortativity Coefficient? Best regards, Oliver -- Olivier J. Walther,

Hi all, I have two questions relating to QAP in UCINET. 1. MR-QAP and LR-QAP application in binary network After reading the chapter8 of ASN, I am wondering that the relationship between MR-QAP and

Thanks. I only have a few days to do this, so ideally, really looking for some 1 to 1.

There is an amazing book that will help you understand SNA. Analyzing Social Networks by Stephen Borgatti, Martin Everett and Jeffrey C Johnson

hi I am a newbie to UCINET and need some one-to-one help on some seemingly basic tasks, e.g. extract data from a network, compare graphs. Happy to pay for your time. Thank you.

Dear Networkers i am looking for a publicly available data set (like Krackhardt, 1990) that includes the following 1) demographics data 2) CSS (friendship and advice) 3) Performance ratings. Any

Looks this is working know, tnx? p? ? ?(-:

Ok, thanks. We will fix that dependency issue. Sent: Friday, June 10, 2022 10:55 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ucinet] xUCINET installation CAUTION: External Sender Hi, I've got this

Hi, I've got this?xUCINET_0.0.1.0022.zip from: ASNR 2022 - xUCINET (analyzingsocialnetworksusingr.com) ( https://www.analyzingsocialnetworksusingr.com/xucinet )

In general with R, if you are installing something and it says something like "there is no package called 'sna'" Then you can just install the missing package, as in : Install.packages("sna") Then do

Hi, I'm trying to install xUCINET, and it is returnig: install.packages("blockmodeling") Installing package into ‘C:/Users/paulo/AppData/Local/R/win-library/4.2’ (as ‘lib’ is unspecified)

Professor, Great, which means that, if I multiply the result over a subgraph by (Nsub-1), I'll get the number of eulerian cycles where it is not isolated or strong by itself - the digraph case where

Yes, it uses the Tarjan depth-first search algorithm Steve Borgatti LINKS Center for Social Network Analysis

Hi Professor, I know, I did this analysis with this metric in the figure attached. Actually, reading my research notes I have a question about the CR metric. It is the number of components minus 1

Paulo, the component ratio is something you calculate for the whole network. It measures the extent to which the network is broken up into fragments. In UCINET you can calculate it by going to

Hi all, I have the directional networks from 1990 to 2020 - the files attached belongs to 2020, and I'm trying to calculate the component ratio of each node adjacent matrix, icluding the ties among

Thank you for the video and the quick answer with a change to UCINET. Very clearly explained.? I will try this, thanks again appreciate this help, Prof. Borgatti.

I made a quick change to UCINET to let you visualize those ego networks. You need to install the current version<https://sites.google.com/site/ucinetsoftware/download>, 6.750, and then run

Thanks, Prof Borgatti. I can do this, great idea. My data has all the ties in a square matrix (all 1s as having a tie, 0 for no tie), I don't know how to differentiate and code them actually. Any

Hard to say without knowing more about your data. One obvious thing that may or may not be practical is to code alter-alter ties 1, and code ego-alter ties 2. Then in Netdraw, you can set the filter