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Hi. how do i convert edge list into a matrix. something like this into a matrix ? does ucinet takes this form as a valid input to compute centrality? or it is mandatory to convert into matrix form?

Jeffrey, if you have several relational matrices with the same rows and columns, that is, you have several sets of relations coded among the same set of actors, with the same labels, already coded as

I am using the Relation Contingency tables (Tools ->Testing Hypotheses ->Mixed Dyadic Nodal ->Categorical ->Relational Contingency Table) to see whether network partitions, such as those produced by

Thanks Steve, After a good nights sleep I realized that cliquesets is where the memberships are. They are in matrix format and display nicely as 2-mode data in NetDraw. Sorry to have troubled you and

One way to do it is to add the missing nodes to the original edgelist as a tie of node to itself. For example, john is missing from this edgelist: Bill Terry Terry Bob Tina Bill So I add John to the

If one converts an edgelist to a matrix, the rows and columns (nodes/actors) with all zero cells are eliminated from the produced matrix. what is the easiest way to repopulate those absent rows and

Malcolm, after running the clique procedure, have a look at the ucinet files it creates. Sorted by date modified you will see: [cid:image002.jpg@...] The file you want is cliquesets.

I am working with the UCINET Subgroups ->Cliques procedure. The logfile lists the membership of cliques found in nodelist2 format however it does not seem to save this important information as a

Dear UCINet colleagues, In Netdraw, how does one: 1. enter more than one set of relations (network) into the same instance? 2. can one apply a single attribute file and its assignment of properties to

I think the attribute editor in Netdraw allowed alphanumeric values and recognized them as different categories.

Professor Broadbent, My experience is you can open (or copy and paste ) excel attribute file in ucinet, then save it as ucinet file without goting through the transformation in dl editor. Hope this

How could you do this in Netdraw? Thanks [email protected]> wrote:

Maybe in Netdraw?

Thanks. I have a vague and probably erroneous memory of being able to import text data in a much earlier version of UCINet. Was that ever a possibility?

Unfortunately, you can't. Attribute values have to be numeric. Sent: Wednesday, February 2, 2022 17:17 To: [email protected] Subject: [ucinet] question about attribute import CAUTION: External Sender

Dear UCINet Colleagues, When I copy and paste attribute data from Excel into DL-Matrix, the alphanumeric Names and Types show up initially. But when I save that as a Ucinet file, the names and types

thanks Muh-Chyun for your suggestions. That is what Steve and other responders also said, and it worked! Best wishes Jeff Jeffrey Broadbent Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology Fellow,

Hello Professor Broadbent, If I understand correctly, you have a what the UCINET refers to as edglist 1 format. You should be able to use DL editor function (see the attachment) to transform it into

Jeffrey Broadbent via groups.io <broad001@...> 於 2022年1月27日 週四 上午2:56 寫道：

Hi Steve or other UCINet colleagues, I have the proper matrix now, but to count frequencies, I have to Transpose it. That should be easy enough. Yet, when I apply the transpose command, the output