ISBN:
1108474144
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9781108474146
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1108462278
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9781108462273
Language:
English
Pages:
xxx, 455 Seiten
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Illustrationen
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23 cm
Edition:
Revised and expanded edition for updated software, third edition
Series Statement:
Structural analysis in the social sciences 46
Series Statement:
Structural analysis in the social sciences
DDC:
302.30285
Keywords:
Pajek (Electronic resource)
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Social networks Computer simulation
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Social networks Mathematical models
Abstract:
Machine generated contents note: pt. I FUNDAMENTALS -- 1.Looking for Social Structure -- 1.1.Introduction -- 1.2.Sociometry and Sociogram -- 1.3.Exploratory Social Network Analysis -- 1.3.1.Network Definition -- 1.3.2.Manipulation -- 1.3.3.Calculation -- 1.3.4.Visualization -- 1.4.Assembling a Social Network -- 1.5.Summary -- 1.6.Questions -- 1.7.Assignment -- 1.8.Further Reading -- 1.9.Answers -- 2.Attributes and Relations -- 2.1.Introduction -- 2.2.Example: The World System -- 2.3.Partitions -- 2.4.Reduction of a Network -- 2.4.1.Local View -- 2.4.2.Global View -- 2.4.3.Contextual View -- 2.5.Vectors and Coordinates -- 2.6.Network Analysis and Statistics -- 2.7.Summary -- 2.8.Questions -- 2.9.Assignment -- 2.10.Further Reading -- 2.11.Answers -- pt. II COHESION -- 3.Cohesive Subgroups -- 3.1.Introduction -- 3.2.Example -- 3.3.Density and Degree -- 3.4.Components -- 3.5.Cores -- 3.6.Cliques and Complete Subnetworks -- 3.7.Summary -- 3.8.Questions -- 3.9.Assignment
Abstract:
Note continued: 3.10.Further Reading -- 3.11.Answers -- 4.Sentiments and Friendship -- 4.1.Introduction -- 4.2.Balance Theory -- 4.3.Example -- 4.4.Detecting Structural Balance and Clusterability -- 4.5.Development in Time -- 4.6.Summary -- 4.7.Questions -- 4.8.Assignment -- 4.9.Further Reading -- 4.10.Answers -- 5.Affiliations -- 5.1.Introduction -- 5.2.Example -- 5.3.Two-Mode and One-Mode Networks -- 5.4.Islands -- 5.5.Communities -- 5.6.The Third Dimension -- 5.7.Summary -- 5.8.Questions -- 5.9.Assignment -- 5.10.Further Reading -- 5.11.Answers -- pt. III BROKERAGE -- 6.Center and Periphery -- 6.1.Introduction -- 6.2.Example -- 6.3.Distance -- 6.4.Betweenness -- 6.5.Eigenvector Centrality -- 6.6.Assortativity -- 6.7.Summary -- 6.8.Questions -- 6.9.Assignment -- 6.10.Further Reading -- 6.11.Answers -- 7.Brokers and Bridges -- 7.1.Introduction -- 7.2.Example -- 7.3.Bridges and Bi-Components -- 7.4.Ego-Networks and Constraint -- 7.5.Affiliations and Brokerage Roles
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Note continued: 7.6.Summary -- 7.7.Questions -- 7.8.Assignment -- 7.9.Further Reading -- 7.10.Answers -- 8.Diffusion -- 8.1.Example -- 8.2.Contagion -- 8.3.Exposure and Thresholds -- 8.4.Critical Mass -- 8.5.Summary -- 8.6.Questions -- 8.7.Assignment -- 8.8.Further Reading -- 8.9.Answers -- pt. IV RANKING -- 9.Prestige -- 9.1.Introduction -- 9.2.Example -- 9.3.Popularity and Indegree -- 9.4.Correlation -- 9.5.Domains -- 9.6.Proximity Prestige -- 9.7.Summary -- 9.8.Questions -- 9.9.Assignment -- 9.10.Further Reading -- 9.11.Answers -- 10.Ranking -- 10.1.Introduction -- 10.2.Example -- 10.3.Triadic Analysis -- 10.4.Acyclic Networks -- 10.5.Symmetric-Acyclic Decomposition -- 10.6.Summary -- 10.7.Questions -- 10.8.Assignment -- 10.9.Further Reading -- 10.10.Answers -- 11.Genealogies and Citations -- 11.1.Introduction -- 11.2.Example I: Genealogy of the Ragusan Nobility -- 11.3.Family Trees -- 11.4.Social Research on Genealogies
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Note continued: 11.5.Example II: Citations among Papers on Network Centrality -- 11.6.Citations -- 11.7.Summary -- 11.8.Questions -- 11.9.Assignment 1 -- 11.10.Assignment 2 -- 11.11.Further Reading -- 11.12.Answers -- pt. V MODELING -- 12.Blockmodels -- 12.1.Introduction -- 12.2.Matrices and Permutation -- 12.3.Roles and Positions: Equivalence -- 12.4.Blockmodeling -- 12.4.1.Blockmodel -- 12.4.2.Blockmodeling -- 12.4.3.Regular Equivalence -- 12.5.Summary -- 12.6.Questions -- 12.7.Assignment -- 12.8.Further Reading -- 12.9.Answers -- 13.Random Graph Models -- 13.1.Introduction -- 13.2.Example -- 13.3.Modeling Overall Network Structure -- 13.3.1.Classic Uniform Models -- 13.3.2.Small-World Models -- 13.3.3.Preferential Attachment Models -- 13.4.Monte Carlo Simulation -- 13.5.Summary -- 13.6.Questions -- 13.7.Assignment -- 13.8.Further Reading -- 13.9.Answers -- Appendix 1 Getting Started with Pajek -- A1.1.Installation -- A1.2.Network Data Formats
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Note continued: A1.3.Creating Network Files for Pajek -- A1.3.1.Within Pajek -- A1.3.2.Helper Software -- A1.3.3.Word Processor -- A1.3.4.Relational Database -- A1.4.Limitations -- A1.5.PajekXXL and Pajek3XL -- A1.6.Updates of Pajek -- Appendix 2 Exporting Visualizations -- A2.1.Export Formats -- A2.1.1.Bitmap and JPEG -- A2.1.2.Encapsulated PostScript -- A2.1.3.Scalable Vector Graphics -- A2.1.4.VOSviewer -- A2.1.5.Virtual Reality Modeling Language and X3D -- A2.1.6.MDL MOL and Kinemages -- A2.2.Layout Options -- A2.2.1.Top Frame on the Left: EPS/SVG Vertex Default -- A2.2.2.Bottom Frame on the Left: EPS/SVG Line Default -- A2.2.3.Top Frame on the Right -- A2.2.4.Middle Frame on the Right -- Background Colors -- A2.2.5.Bottom Frame on the Right -- EPS Border -- Appendix 3 Installing Pajek on Mac OS X -- Appendix 4 Shortcut Key Combinations -- A4.1.Main Screen -- A4.2.Hierarchy Edit Screen -- A4.3.Draw Screen.
Note:
"The webpage to the third edition of this book [see URLs below] contains the example data sets, helper programs, and other online documents referenced in this book."--Preface to third edition
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Previous edition: 2011
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
URL:
Unbekannt
(Webpage for 3rd edition)
URL:
Unbekannt
(Mirror webpage for 3rd edition)
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