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Seventh International Summer School

THEORY AND METHODS OF NETWORK ANALYSIS (TMSA-2017)
June 19-23, 2017, Moscow, Russia

announcement

Program

9:30-10:00 morning coffee and socializing
10:00-11:30 first block of lectures
11:30-12:00 coffee break, Q&A time, project collaboration, socializing
12:00-13:30 second block of lectures
13:30-14:30 lunch (catered)
14:30–16:00 program tutorial or first block of practical assignments
16:00-16:30 coffee break, Q&A time, project collaboration, socializing
16:30-18:00 program tutorial or second block of practical assignments

Lectures

Anuška Ferligoj Anuska.Ferligoj@fdv.uni-lj.si

  1. Cluster Analysis
  2. Clustering with relational contraint
  3. Introduction to SNA
  4. Blockmodeling

Additional

  1. Nonresponse
  2. Scientific collaboration in Slovenia
  3. 7iss-snaphdproject.ppt
  4. Generating Networks with a Given Global Structure Using Local (Sub)Structures
  5. 7iss-socialcapital.pdf
  6. netclusbm.pdf
  7. Metodološki zvezki

Labs

Vladimir Batagelj vladimir.batagelj@fmf.uni-lj.si

  1. Introduction to R
  2. Data
  3. Data frames
  4. Data sets
  5. Clustering with R, places.zip, Notes
  6. Description of networks in Pajek; Notes
  7. Networks: Class, Football 2002; NBER world trade: 1962-2000, 1999; Tina: LJ student government, BM; Stranke 1994
  8. Blockmodeling
  9. Clustering with relational constraint

Additional materials

Our papers and books

Selected chapters

  1. Chapter 5: Clustering Approaches
  2. Chapter 9: Mapping Spatial Diversity in the United States of America
  3. Deza, Michel Marie, Deza, Elena: Encyclopedia of Distances, Springer, 2016. (2009) Тылкин, Михаил Ефимович

Some more theoretical slides

Konstanz course 2002:

  1. kncourse1.pdf
  2. kncourse2.pdf
  3. kncourse3.pdf
  4. kncourse4.pdf

Programs and R packages

  1. R
  2. Pajek, Last version
  3. Textpad, EmEditor
  4. Ghoscript + Gsview
  5. Inkscape
  6. Vladimir Batagelj, Nataša Kejžar: Clamix. R-forge; arXiv
  7. Aleš Žiberna: Blockmodeling. CRAN