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That’s a very broad question. Here are a couple a couple of illustrative responses. Suppose you have a categorical attribute such as gender, coded 1=female, 0=male. In Attribute to matrix, if you

What is the best way to test the extent of homophily across two different networks? I can use the ANOVA density models in UCINET to test whether ties are more common among individuals with a specific

When converting attribute to matrix data, can anyone explain/point me to resource about when you would use each similarity metric and why? Thanks in advance, AE Nash

Thanks, Prof. Borgatti! I have responded your suggestions and raised some further questions in the e-mail below. 'Steve Borgatti' steve.borgatti@... [ucinet] <ucinet@...>

Chuding, a couple of things. 1. In both articles, the unit of analysis is the dyad. So that measure of cohesion has a value for each pair of nodes. Is that what you want? The structural holes routine

Dear Prof. Borgatti and colleagues, I am new to UCINET. Now I am trying to obtain the value of “social cohesion”, which is first introduced in Reagan & McEvily (2003). And later Tortoriello,

Hi Steve, Looking at this example you provided to Paul, I am curious about a small adjustment. Your solution answers the question "do like people invest with each-other more than with the other

There are a number of ways to do it. A good one is qap correlation. You have a valued network: A B B B A B B B B B B A 10 0 0 1 5 3 7 3 0 1 B 10 0 0 9 0 11 8 10 0 0 B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B 0 0 0 0 0 1

Dear Paul, I would strongly suggest you to invest a few hours on Stephen Borgatti, Martin Everett, Jeffrey Johnson, "Analyzing Social Networks" 2013, which is a gentle introduction to SNA with Ucinet

Hi all – I have a question about statistically analyzing SNA results.? The situation is this: there is a group of 11 investors who each fall into one two types, “A” or “B” and who can

Dear Professor Borgatti:I have solved the problem. It's version issue.Thanks a lot! 任慶宗 感恩合十======================================= Ching Tsung Jen, Ph. D. Adjunct?Associate

Professor?Borgatti:Thanks a lot!I still have some problem to compare the two network densities. The command for density and centralization you gave me have two different? ending word "undir" and

Yes. But you'll need version 6.666. To compare two densities, go to the CLI and use the densitydiff command. Syntax: <outfile> = densitydiff(<network1> <network2> [undir|out|in]) Example: ->dsp

Hi all, In Hanneman and Riddle's e-book, the authors use the Knoke information matrix as an example for the Compare densities>Against theoretical parameter procedure. Knoke information is a 10-by-10

Hi everyone: I wonder if there is any tool in Ucinet for me to compare two different networks in terms of density or centralization. I am studying two different networks: one with 62 nodes, 0.87

There seems to be a bug in recent versions of the k-plex routine. I noticed on both versions 6.665, and version 6.629 (on different computers) that I cannot open a data set from the k-plexes routine.

Hi Sophie, I’ve uploaded a new version of ucinet (6.666) that has the functions you need. * The degree command now accepts an optional parameter 'norm' to select normalized values. e.g.: ->dsp

The right tool is Network|Group Centrality|measure. But at present it will only give you degree and k-step reach. The way it works is you provide name of network and name of actor-by-group indicator

Once I have choose a network, my problem is to measure degree centrality of that sub-network as a all (as if it were a single node) respect to the rest of the network. In other words, duplicates of

Hello Group, I am Sophie and I use UCINET for my PhD. I work with the CLI which I find helpful to fasten up my work. So, I have a question for the CLI and its commands: I've tried to symmetrize my