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Consensus Structure Data from Krackhardt 1987


 

Hello everyone!

I was pulled up the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset in Netdraw and generated the "Advice" network, as shown below. It has 190 ties.

I went back to study how the dataset was generated and (re-)discovered that there were a few different sociograms depicted in the paper. Figure 1 in the paper was the LAS or locally aggregated structure. Figure 2 was the sociogram of the consensus structure.?

I mention all of this because I can't figure our the relationship between the sociogram that I've generated with the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset? and the sociograms in Figures 1 and 2 of the paper.

Any help/insight would be most appreciated!

thoughtfully
Starling











 

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Hi Starling, figure 1 matches for me. Note that it is an ilas on the ¡°krackad¡± dataset. See Transform|Aggregate|CSS in the menu.

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A network diagram of connected lines and dots

Description automatically generated

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It looks like fig 2 is a consensus structure using .5 as the threshold. I think it matches too.

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A network diagram of a network

Description automatically generated with medium confidence

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steve

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Stephen P. Borgatti

Carol Martin Gatton Chair of Management

Gatton College of Business and Economics

University of Kentucky

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Hello everyone!

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I was pulled up the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset in Netdraw and generated the "Advice" network, as shown below. It has 190 ties.

?

I went back to study how the dataset was generated and (re-)discovered that there were a few different sociograms depicted in the paper. Figure 1 in the paper was the LAS or locally aggregated structure. Figure 2 was the sociogram of the consensus structure.?

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I mention all of this because I can't figure our the relationship between the sociogram that I've generated with the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset? and the sociograms in Figures 1 and 2 of the paper.

?

Any help/insight would be most appreciated!

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thoughtfully

Starling

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Thanks so much, Steve! That's just what I needed to know.
thoughtfully
Starling

On Fri, Feb 2, 2024 at 5:03?PM Steve Borgatti via <sborgatti=[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Starling, figure 1 matches for me. Note that it is an ilas on the ¡°krackad¡± dataset. See Transform|Aggregate|CSS in the menu.

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A network diagram of connected lines and dots

Description automatically generated

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It looks like fig 2 is a consensus structure using .5 as the threshold. I think it matches too.

?

A network diagram of a network

Description automatically generated with medium confidence

?

steve

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Stephen P. Borgatti

Carol Martin Gatton Chair of Management

Gatton College of Business and Economics

University of Kentucky

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of starlingdavidhunter via
Sent: Friday, February 2, 2024 10:41
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ucinet] Consensus Structure Data from Krackhardt 1987

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Hello everyone!

?

I was pulled up the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset in Netdraw and generated the "Advice" network, as shown below. It has 190 ties.

?

I went back to study how the dataset was generated and (re-)discovered that there were a few different sociograms depicted in the paper. Figure 1 in the paper was the LAS or locally aggregated structure. Figure 2 was the sociogram of the consensus structure.?

?

I mention all of this because I can't figure our the relationship between the sociogram that I've generated with the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset? and the sociograms in Figures 1 and 2 of the paper.

?

Any help/insight would be most appreciated!

?

thoughtfully

Starling

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Steve again thanks!
Actually, something else just occurred?to me...is it possible to generate the ties that are only in Fig 2 in the paper i.e. the consensus network with 0.5 as the threshold?
thoughtfully
Starling

On Fri, Feb 2, 2024 at 5:03?PM Steve Borgatti via <sborgatti=[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Starling, figure 1 matches for me. Note that it is an ilas on the ¡°krackad¡± dataset. See Transform|Aggregate|CSS in the menu.

?

A network diagram of connected lines and dots

Description automatically generated

?

It looks like fig 2 is a consensus structure using .5 as the threshold. I think it matches too.

?

A network diagram of a network

Description automatically generated with medium confidence

?

steve

?

Stephen P. Borgatti

Carol Martin Gatton Chair of Management

Gatton College of Business and Economics

University of Kentucky

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of starlingdavidhunter via
Sent: Friday, February 2, 2024 10:41
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ucinet] Consensus Structure Data from Krackhardt 1987

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You don't often get email from starlingdavidhunter@....

CAUTION: External Sender

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Hello everyone!

?

I was pulled up the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset in Netdraw and generated the "Advice" network, as shown below. It has 190 ties.

?

I went back to study how the dataset was generated and (re-)discovered that there were a few different sociograms depicted in the paper. Figure 1 in the paper was the LAS or locally aggregated structure. Figure 2 was the sociogram of the consensus structure.?

?

I mention all of this because I can't figure our the relationship between the sociogram that I've generated with the "Krack-High-Tec" dataset? and the sociograms in Figures 1 and 2 of the paper.

?

Any help/insight would be most appreciated!

?

thoughtfully

Starling

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