Settings in social networks: A measurement model

Settings in social networks: A measurement model

A class of statistical models is proposed that aims to recover latent settings structures in social networks. Settings may be regarded as clusters of vertices. The measurement model is based on two assumptions. (1) The observed network is generated by hierarchically nested latent transitive structur...

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Main Authors:	Schweinberger, M, Snijders, T
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2003

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