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WS-T41: Valued Tie Network Modelling with Statnet
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This workshop provides instruction on how to model social networks with ties that have weights (e.g., counts of interactions) or are ranks (i.e., each actor ranks the others according to some criterion). We will cover the use of latent space models and exponential-family random graph models (ERGMs) generalised to valued ties, emphasising a hands-on approach to fitting these models to empirical data using the ‘ergm’ and ‘latentnet’ packages in Statnet. Statnet is an open source collection of integrated packages for the R statistical computing environment that support the representation, manipulation, visualisation, modelling, simulation, and analysis of network data. Prerequisites: Familiarity with R and ‘ergm’ required. If you are new to ERGMs, the introductory workshop on ERGMs using Statnet is strongly suggested. | ||
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Valued Tie Network Modelling with Statnet This workshop provides instruction on how to model social networks with ties that have weights (e.g., counts of interactions) or are ranks (i.e., each actor ranks the others according to some criterion). We will cover the use of latent space models and exponential-family random graph models (ERGMs) generalised to valued ties, emphasising a hands-on approach to fitting these models to empirical data using the ‘ergm’ and ‘latentnet’ packages in Statnet. Statnet is an open source collection of integrated packages for the R statistical computing environment that support the representation, manipulation, visualisation, modelling, simulation, and analysis of network data. Prerequisites: Familiarity with R and ‘ergm’ required. If you are new to ERGMs, the introductory workshop on ERGMs using Statnet is strongly suggested. | ||

