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Hi, Steve OK - I think I can walk you through the problem I'm having. It happens in the following sequence: 1. Import a dl file, open in Ucinet, and save the data No complaints from Ucinet-just a

Hi, Steve, I'm also having problems reproducing data - some old files behave nicely when opened (with arrows) and then arrows are toggled off, others do not. Rather than inundate you with many tests,

Also, I discovered that, when I ran the exporter, the output text file it creates is fine. For example, in your case, the file "Company_2mode (People + Culture Keywords)rows.txt" on your hard disk

I can fix the exporter, but meanwhile, there are much easier ways to get an edgelist to excel. Here is one method: Start by opening a ucinet network dataset in the dl editor. Use the openfolder button

Thanks, Steve. I’ll think about which versions of things I’m using and try to document more clearly with explicit screen shots and send old, fairly new and hot off the press vna files. I’ll have

Hi Kate, I'm having trouble reproducing your problems. When I turn arrowheads off, they all go off. Can you send vna data? and/or a video. Send to sborgatti@...<mailto:sborgatti@...>.

Hi, Steve, Thanks for the quick response. I’m including a word doc with some screen grabs – using both the NetDraw option that comes with the 32 bit UCINet v 6.763 (my node count is rarely over

Hmm. I'll check it out. I didn't quite understand point #3. What exactly is happening when you open an old vna file? (which contains no arrowhead information). steve Stephen P. Borgatti Carol Martin

Hi, Steve, I downloaded the new UCINet version - and things are still weird. It seems to relate to saving the NetDraw network as a vna file and then trying to use the saved vna file. 1. I can use

I'm not a Mac user myself, so I don't know much. I think many universities have citrix workspace, which allows students to run windows applications on different kinds of machines. My university set

Hello, I'm a teaching assistant in a graduate level social network analysis class where we use UCINet. Many of the students have newer M1/M2 Macs and are unable to install UCINet via VirtualBox since

Well that's a nice surprise! Stephen P. Borgatti Carol Martin Gatton Chair of Management Gatton College of Business and Economics University of Kentucky

Thanks for your reply, Steve. BTW, there is a help file for LRQAP. (Which you can find by searching Help.) It's just that it is not currently linked to the procedure. DBT

Yeah it's a good idea. And definitely need a help file for lrqap.

Is there a option for regular logistic regression using permutation tests in UCINET? (E.g., at the Node level?) (Like there is for OLS.) (It might be useful for some of us.) I don't see one in the

I've never even heard of elastic net regression. Perhaps others can help? Obviously, if it were an ordinary logistic regression, and if 1=present and 0=absent, then a negative coefficient would

Steve, hello! I didn't see your answer until now. Thanks for the reply. Yes, it's a specific routine where I encounter the problem, It's the export|DL (not legacy) that's the issue. As you can see in

The independent variable "betweenness centrality?score" in my data is ranged between 0 and 4.79 (on continuous scale) for undirected nodes, whereas the dependent/outcome variable "infection status

Thanks a lot, Steve! This is really helpful. Can't imagine I forgot such a basic principle. Appreciate your help! Best, Simon

Simon, if you had a categorical variable with two categories, such as male and female, and you created two dummies ('ismale', 'isfemale') and then used both as independent variables, the regression