May 10, 2022 3:00 PM (GMT+1)
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$G = (V,E)$
where G is a graph, and V and E indicate vertices and edges respectively.
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Why is Social Network Analysis (SNA) important?
- Networks link micro-level behaviours to emergent macro-level outcomes (see “Coleman’s boat”).
- Analysis of individuals in their social context
- understanding phenomena such as diffusion, imitation, collective action, etc.
Social Network Terms
- Network / Graph
- Tie / Edge / Arc
- Node / Vertex
- Cluster, Groups, Communities
- homogenous vs heterogenous
- Edge direction
- Edge weight
- Edge value
- Bipartite graph / Two-mode network