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I've been having some odd interactions with Netdraw--both when I open a UCINet data file or the original dl file. The original files themselves are fine --UCINet likes my dl file. I can open both data formats in Netdraw and work with the results--rearranging the individual networks for visibility, etc. When I first open a file, the links have arrowheads at both ends. No problem -- I turn them off. However, if I save the Netdraw data for that configuration as a vna file, when I reopen it later on, I have arrowheads on the links that will not turn off. It's frustrating. Any thoughts? It's a PITA to have to open a new network from the original data and redo all my work every time I want to tweak something (e.g. color/shape of nodes, vary tie size visualization, you name it). Thanks in advance. Katherine W. McCain, Professor Emerita Department of Information Science College of Computing & Informatics Drexel University

Dear all, I’m about to use geographical coordinates in to create network in Ucinet. This is my first time and I have a very basic question Should I only include numbers when entering the coordinates to Ucinet? For example: Latitude = 33.9173° S and Longitude = 151.2313° E - should the °, E and S be deleted? If so will I need to entre + or – to indicate the direction? Thank you, Jordan Dr Jordan Soukias Tchilingirian Lecturer/Assistant Professor Political Science and International Relations, School of Social Sciences, Room 2.64 ? M257, Perth WA 6009 Australia T +61 8 6488 7239 ? E jordan.tchilingirian@... Selected publications Think tanks and policy intellectuals Tchilingirian, J.S (2021) ‘Network intellectuals’ and ‘Networked Intellectuals’: Relational approaches in the study of British think tanks. In D. E. Abelson & C. Rastrick (Eds.), Handbook on Think Tanks in Public Policy. Edward Elgar. Tchilingirian, J.S (2018) Producing Knowledge, Producing Credibility: British Think-Tank Researchers and the Construction of Policy Reports. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, 31(2), 161–178. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10767-018-9280-3 Global Development Partnerships Faul, M. V., & Tchilingirian, J.S. (2021) Private sector representation, contribution and potential influence in global financing partnerships. Development in Practice (online first) https://doi.org/10.1080/09614524.2021.1938514 Faul, M. V., & Tchilingirian, J.S. (2020). Structuring the Interstitial Space of Global Financing Partnerships for Sustainable Development: A Network Analysis. New Political Economy, 1–18. https://doi.org/10.1080/13563467.2020.1849082

Hi all, I encountered a problem when running MRQAP. I try to investigate which factors influnce formal collaboration between cities(weighted and undirected). I have two independent variables: IV1-informal interaction (weighted and undirected); IV2-network of prescribed interaction (binary and unweighted), and one control variable. When I include IV1 and the control variable, IV1 is insinificant and sign is +. However, when IV2 is included, IV1 is significant and the sign is -. I guess that issue may arise due to colinearity between IV1 and IV2. Is there a solution like the residualization strategy in OLS to sovle this problem? (maybe it sounds strange╯︿╰) Any information would be appreciated. Thank you! Best, Longxia Huo Ph.D. Student

Hi, I am working with networks with hundreds of nodes. When I apply the REGE algorithm, in the UCINET window, I can see "do not answer". At this point, sometimes I get the results, sometimes no. Is it possible to run on CLI? Maybe the problem is only the GUI? I didn't find any command for this. Best regards

Hi all, I have one question relating to MRQAP procedure in UCINET. I have collected two types of social relations among the same set of actors: (1)formal collaborative network N1(undirected and unweighted); (2)informal friendship network N2(undirected and unweighted). And I want to run MR-QAP to examine factors predicting ties in N1. When I include a sender effect, UCINET prompts the following message: "Note: At least one matrix was not symmetric, so all data treated as directed." Does it mean that the result maybe unreliable and that MR-QAP is unappropriate for undirected network analysis? Any information would be appreciated. Thank you! Best, Longxia Huo Ph.D. Student

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Hi Steve, I am setting up a tutorial about using forfiles to work with egonet datasets. The example datasets I am using happen to be multi-relational. Forfiles AANet_* coh-$$ = cohesion($$) works well, and saves the output files but gives can't open scratch file error messages. Back in the GUI I get error messages when I try anything and have to restart UCINET to get going again. I have put the procedure extension (coh-) before the wildcard ($$) so that I can then do further forfile procedures - perhaps that is the issue. Cheers, M.

I have around 2000 nodes, I want to find the shortest path from node 1 to node 2, node 3 to node 2, node 4 to node 2, so on and so forth In Stata I can easily do it in a loop, but I do not know how to run loop in UCINET. Can anyone help? The file name is "C:\Users\joeyy\Desktop\2004-crd" One example is the following: Input Network: 2004-crd (C:\Users\joeyy\Desktop\2004-crd) Type of paths: Length <= 5 Length cutoff: 5 1 paths found. Paths from s10 to s15 1: s10 -> s41 -> s5100 -> s4704 -> s1441 -> s15

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 LR-QAP is the same as between their analogues in logit and ordinary regression; and MR-QAP is more suitable for valued dependent variable and LR-QAP is more suitable for binary dependent variable? However, I find that some binary cases like the high-tec example is analysed by MR-QAP. Or may MR-QAP works in both cases? 2.coefficient comparison I have two different undirected collaborative networks: N1(35*35) and N2(41*41). And I want to run QAP to (1) examine factors predicting collaboration (homophily, sender effect, and transitivity; the identical model specification, but the outcome objects are different); (2) explore the relative contribution of above effects within network; (3) and compare the strength of certain effect across QAPs (e.g. is the homophily effect in N1 stronger than N2). Could I ues MR-QAP and compare the standardized coefficient of N1 model and N2 model and run T-test? Any information would be appreciated. Thank you! Best, Longxia Huo Ph.D. Student

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.