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Social Network Analysis Tools
- The SNA Package, v1.5
- This is a fully documented collection of R routines for
social network analysis; utilities included range from hierarchical
Bayesian modeling of informant accuracy to logistic network regression
(with QAP and CUG tests). Quite a few low-level utilities for plotting
and transforming networks are available as well, along with many of the
usual centrality and distance measures. (Some sample plots are available.) To use under UNIX,
execute the command `R CMD INSTALL /mypath/sna_1.5.tar.gz' from your
command prompt. Under Windows, install the binary version
(sna_1.5.zip) into your library directory (see your R documentation).
After the installation completes, use `library(sna)' from within R to
access the SNA Library. See the R documentation for details.
Special Note for Users of R 1.8.0 and Higher: Due to changes in R,
you must upgrade to version >=0.43 of the SNA package in order for many
commands to work properly. Previous versions will not function.
Files:
- Current INDEX,
ChangeLog, contributors list, and
reference manual in Acrobat (PDF)
format
- sna_1.5.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.5.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.5.pdf (Manual)
[Current]
- sna_1.4.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.4.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.4.pdf (Manual)
- sna_1.3.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.3.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.3.pdf (Manual)
- sna_1.2.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.2.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.2.pdf (Manual)
- sna_1.1.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.1.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.1.pdf (Manual)
- sna_1.0-0.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_1.0-0.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.1.0-0.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.51-0.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_0.51-0.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.0.51-0.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.50-1.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_0.50-1.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.0.50-1.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.44-1.tar.gz (Source) and
sna_0.44-1.zip (Binary) package files,
and sna-manual.0.44-1.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.43.tar.gz (Source) and sna_0.43.zip (Binary) package files, and sna-manual.0.43.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.41.tar.gz (Source) and sna_0.41.zip (Binary) package files, and sna-manual.0.41.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.4.tar.gz (Source), sna_0.4.zip (Binary), and sna-manual.0.4.pdf (Manual)
- sna_0.3.tar.gz, and manuals in PostScript and PDF formats
- sna.0.2.R
- sna.0.1.R
- The network Package,
v1.4-1
- (Co-authored with Mark Handcock, Dave Hunter, and Martina Morris,
with additional initial input from Dave Schruth and Daniel Westreich.)
- The network package is a collection of tools for the creation and
manipulation of network data objects. Network objects allow for
simplified storage of complex vertex, edge, and network attributes, and
scale more efficiently for large networks than adjacency matrices. The
network package is compatible with sna, but the latter does not require
it; several other packages, however, do require the network package
in order to function. To use under UNIX, execute the command `R CMD
INSTALL /mypath/network_1.4-1.tar.gz' from your command prompt. Under
Windows, install the binary version (network_1.4-1.zip) into your
library directory (see your R documentation). After the installation
completes, use `library(network)' from within R to access the network
Library. See the R documentation for details.
Note: network objects are not natively supported by sna
versions prior to 1.0.
Files:
- Current INDEX, ChangeLog and reference manual in Acrobat (PDF) format
- network_1.4-1.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.4-1.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.4-1.pdf
(Manual) [Current]
- network_1.3.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.3.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.3.pdf
(Manual)
- network_1.2.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.2.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.2.pdf
(Manual)
- network_1.1-2.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.1-2.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.1-2.pdf
(Manual)
- network_1.1.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.1.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.1.pdf
(Manual)
- network_1.0-1.tar.gz
(Source) and network_1.0-1.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.1.0-1.pdf
(Manual)
- network_0.5-4.tar.gz
(Source) and network_0.5-4.zip
(Binary) package files, and network-manual.0.5-4.pdf
(Manual)
- The nettheory Package,
v2.0
- The nettheory package is a collection of routines related to network
generation and process theory, including models of power, propinquity,
dominance, and diffusion. The primary function of the package is
pedagogical, but it may have some research value as well. To use under
UNIX, execute the command `R CMD INSTALL /mypath/nettheory_2.0.tar.gz'
from your command prompt. Under Windows, install the binary version
(nettheory_2.0.zip) into your library directory (see your R
documentation). After the installation completes, use
`library(nettheory)' from within R to access the nettheory Library. See
the R documentation for details.
Note: nettheory requires sna v1.0 or higher.
Files:
- Current INDEX and
reference manual in Acrobat
(PDF) format
- nettheory_2.0.tar.gz
(Source) and nettheory_2.0.zip
(Binary) package files, and nettheory-manual.2.0.pdf
(Manual) [Current]
- nettheory_1.0.tar.gz
(Source) and nettheory_1.0.zip
(Binary) package files, and nettheory-manual.1.0.pdf
(Manual)
- SNA Package Tutorial,
v0.0.1 (Obsolete)
- This partial draft tutorial is obsolete -- users looking for a
package introduction should see my article in volume 24 of the Journal of Statistical
Software. See also the sna manuals and online documentation.
Files:
- sna.tutorial.0.0.1.txt
(Current)
- The Metamatrix
Package for Organizational Analysis, v0.1
- This package of R routines implements the metamatrix approach to the
representation and analysis of organizational structure, as articulated by
Kathleen Carley, David Krackhardt, Yuquing Ren, and others. This
package builds on the SNA package (see above), and the latter must be
installed to use many of the former's routines. To use under UNIX,
execute the commend `R CMD INSTALL /mypath/metamatrix_0.1.tar.gz'
from your command prompt. Under Windows, unzip the package binary
(metamatrix_0.1.zip) in your library directory (see the R
documentation). After installation completes, use
`library(metamatrix)' from within R to access the metamatrix
library. See the R documentation for details.
Files:
- Current INDEX and reference manual
in PostScript and Acrobat (PDF) formats
- metamatrix_0.1.tar.gz (Source)
and metamatrix_0.1.zip
(Binary) package files (Current)
- Metamatrix
Package Tutorial, v0.1
- This tutorial provides a quick and dirty introduction to the analysis
of organizational structure using the Metamatrix v0.1 and SNA v0.3
packages. Be sure to get the associated data files, as these are needed
to perform the exercises described in the text.
Files:
- metamatrix.tutorial.0.1.pdf
(Current)
- Tutorial
data files (Current)
Bayesian Data Analysis
- Routines for Bayesian Conjugate
Prior Analysis of Multinomial Likelihood Problems
- Not fancy by any stretch of the imagination, but fairly convenient
nonetheless: here are some R routines for drawing posterior inferences on
multinomial likelihoods given conjugate (dirichlet) priors.
Files:
- bayes.multi.0.0.1.R (Current)
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