1981
DOI: 10.1016/0378-8733(81)90017-4
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The NEGOPY network analysis program

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“…The important components treated by network analysis are group members that comprise a group. A group is a set of at least three members that satisfy the following qualifications (Richards, 1995): A group member is one that has more than 50% of its links with other members in the same group. It must have at least two links with other members.…”
Section: Structure Of Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The important components treated by network analysis are group members that comprise a group. A group is a set of at least three members that satisfy the following qualifications (Richards, 1995): A group member is one that has more than 50% of its links with other members in the same group. It must have at least two links with other members.…”
Section: Structure Of Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once groups and their members are detected, the following indicators are used to examine the overall characteristics of the network and the links (or relations) among groups' members (Richards, 1995). Connectedness is simply defined as a node's number of links.…”
Section: Structure Of Networkmentioning
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“…Thus, as third quality measure, behavior distribution in friendship-patterns was implemented. Hereby we define friendship patterns in the network using a modified version of NEGOPY [20]. According to NEGOPY, we define vertex types as isolate, dyad, liaison, and group member.…”
Section: Quality Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%