linked_sim: A simulated multilevel network
In multinets: Multilevel Networks Analysis
Description
Usage
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Description
A simulated multilevel network following the "linked design" as proposed by
Lazega et al (2008).
Usage
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Format
linked_sim is a graph object with 150 vertices and 600 edges.
There is one vertex attribute "type" defining to which level each vertex
belongs. FALSE means lower level and TRUE means higher level.
linked_sim_matrix is a matrix object that contains the adjacency matrix for
the simulated network.
linked_sim_type is a logical vector containing each vertex type.
Author(s)
Neylson Crepalde, neylsoncrepalde@gmail.com
Source
Elaborated by the author.
References
Lazega, E., Jourda, M. T., Mounier, L., & Stofer, R. (2008).
Catching up with big fish in the big pond? Multi-level network analysis
through linked design. Social Networks, 30(2), 159-176.
Lazega, E. and Snijders, Tom A.B. (eds) (2016), Multilevel
Network Analysis for the Social Sciences: Theory, Methods and
Applications, Springer, Methodos Series.
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Description Usage Format Author(s) Source References
Description
A simulated multilevel network following the "linked design" as proposed by Lazega et al (2008).
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 |
Format
linked_sim is a graph object with 150 vertices and 600 edges.
There is one vertex attribute "type" defining to which level each vertex
belongs. FALSE means lower level and TRUE means higher level.
linked_sim_matrix is a matrix object that contains the adjacency matrix for the simulated network.
linked_sim_type is a logical vector containing each vertex type.
Author(s)
Neylson Crepalde, neylsoncrepalde@gmail.com
Source
Elaborated by the author.
References
Lazega, E., Jourda, M. T., Mounier, L., & Stofer, R. (2008). Catching up with big fish in the big pond? Multi-level network analysis through linked design. Social Networks, 30(2), 159-176.
Lazega, E. and Snijders, Tom A.B. (eds) (2016), Multilevel Network Analysis for the Social Sciences: Theory, Methods and Applications, Springer, Methodos Series.
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