| Title: | Social Networks Analysis Data Examples |
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| Description: | Data from Wasserman & Faust (1999) "Social Network Analysis" |
| Authors: | Denise Scholtens |
| Maintainer: | Denise Scholtens <[email protected]> |
| License: | LGPL |
| Version: | 1.58.0 |
| Built: | 2026-10-10 10:59:53 UTC |
| Source: | https://github.com/bioc/SNAData |
Affiliation matrix and bipartite graph for Galaskiewicz's CEO and clubs network.
data(CEOclubsAM) data(CEOclubsBPG)data(CEOclubsAM) data(CEOclubsBPG)
CEOclubsAM: data frame with 26 rows and 15 columns
CEOclubsBPG: graphNEL object with 41 nodes and 98 directed edges
CEOclubsAM is an affiliation matrix representation of the CEO and
clubs network. The 26 rows correspond to the 26 CEOs, the 15 columns
correspond to the 15 clubs, and an entry of "1" in the ith row and jth
column represents membership of the ith CEO in the jth club. All other
entries in the matrix are "0".
CEOclubsBPG is a bipartite graph representation of the
information contained in CEOclubsAM. Edges connect CEOs to clubs
of which they are members. The bipartite structure of the graph
should be apparent if CEOclubsBPG is plotted using Rgraphviz and
the "dot" layout.
Wasserman, S. and Faust, K. (1999). Social Network Analysis. Cambridge University Press. New York.
Galaskiewicz, J. (1985). Social Organization of an Urban Grants Economy. New York: Academic Press.
data(CEOclubsAM) data(CEOclubsBPG)data(CEOclubsAM) data(CEOclubsBPG)
Graphs of relation data between a countries trade network and data frame of attribute variables.
data(basicGoods) data(food) data(crudeMaterials) data(minerals) data(diplomats) data(countriesAttrs)data(basicGoods) data(food) data(crudeMaterials) data(minerals) data(diplomats) data(countriesAttrs)
basicGoods: graphNEL object with 24 nodes and 310 directed edges
food: graphNEL object with 24 nodes and 307 directed edges
crudeMaterials: graphNEL object with 24 nodes and 307 directed edges
minerals: graphNEL object with 24 nodes and 135 directed edges
diplomats: graphNEL object with 24 nodes and 369 directed edges
countriesAttrs: data frame with 24 rows and 4 columns
The graphs contain the following relation information from one country to another. The data are reported in Tables B.12-B.16, respectively, in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
basicGoods trade of basic manufactured goods
food trade of food and live animals
crudeMaterials trade of crude materials, excluding food
minerals trade of minerals, fuels, and other petroleum products
diplomats exchange of diplomats
countriesAttrs contains the following attribute variables for the countries. The data are reported in Table B.17 in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
PopGrowth average annual population growth between 1970 and 1981
GNP average GNP growth rate per capita between 1970 and 1981
Schools secondary school enrollment ratio in 1980
Energy energy consumption per capita in 1980, measured in kilo
coal equivalents
Wasserman, S. and Faust, K. (1999). Social Network Analysis. Cambridge University Press. New York.
Smith, D. and White, D. (1988). Structure and dynamics of the global economy: Network analysis of international trade 1965-1980. Unpublished manuscript.
data(basicGoods) data(food) data(crudeMaterials) data(minerals) data(diplomats) data(countriesAttrs)data(basicGoods) data(food) data(crudeMaterials) data(minerals) data(diplomats) data(countriesAttrs)
Graphs of relation data between Padgett's Florentine families and data frame of attribute variables.
data(business) data(marital) data(florentineAttrs)data(business) data(marital) data(florentineAttrs)
business: graphNEL object with 16 nodes and 15 undirected edges
marital: graphNEL object with 16 nodes and 20 undirected edges
florentineAttrs: data frame with 16 rows and 3 columns
The graphs contain the following relation information between the 16 Florentine families. The data are reported in Tables B.5 and B.6, respectively, in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
business business relations between families
marital marital relations between families
florentineAttrs contains the following attribute variables for the 16
Florentine families. The data are reported in Table B.7 in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
Wealth net wealth, measured in 1427, coded in thousands of lira
NumberPriorates number of seats on the Civic Council held between
nd 1344
NumberTies number of business or marriage ties in the total
network data set containing 116 families
Wasserman, S. and Faust, K. (1999). Social Network Analysis. Cambridge University Press. New York.
Kent, D. (1978). The Rise of the Medici: Faction in Florence, 1426-1434. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Padgett, J.F. (1987). Social mobility in hieratic control systems. Unpublished manuscript.
data(business) data(marital) data(florentineAttrs)data(business) data(marital) data(florentineAttrs)
Graphs of relation data for Freeman's EIES researchers and data frame of attributes.
data(acqTime1) data(acqTime2) data(messages) data(freemanAttrs)data(acqTime1) data(acqTime2) data(messages) data(freemanAttrs)
acqTime1: graphNEL object with 32 nodes and 650 directed, weighted edges
acqTime2: graphNEL object with 32 nodes and 759 directed, weighted edges
messages: graphNEL object with 32 nodes and 460 directed, weighted edges
freemanAttrs: data frame with 32 rows and 4 columns
The graphs contain the following relation information between Freeman's EIES researchers. The data are reported in Tables B.8-B.10, respectively, in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
acqTime1 valued acquaintanceship relations measured at
nuary 1978, the start of the study; 4 = close personal friend,
2 = person I've met, 1 = person I've heard of but not met,
known name or no reply
acqTime2 valued acquaintanceship relations measured at
ptember 1978, the end of the study; 4 = close personal friend,
2 = person I've met, 1 = person I've heard of but not met,
known name or no reply
messages number of messages sent from one researcher to
another
freemanAttrs contains the following attribute variables for the 32
researchers. The data are reported in Table B.11 in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
OriginalID original ID, as numbered in Freeman and Freeman (1979)
Citations number of citations in 1978
DisciplineCode discipline, coded 1,2,3
Discipline discipline name
Wasserman, S. and Faust, K. (1999). Social Network Analysis. Cambridge University Press. New York.
Freeman, S.C. and Freeman, L.C. (1979). The networkers network: A study of the impact of a new communications medium on sociometric structure. Social Science Research Reports No.46. Irvine, CA: University of California.
data(acqTime1) data(acqTime2) data(messages) data(freemanAttrs)data(acqTime1) data(acqTime2) data(messages) data(freemanAttrs)
Graphs of relation data between managers of Krackhardt's high-tech company and data frame of attribute variables.
data(advice) data(friendship) data(reportsTo) data(krackhardtAttrs)data(advice) data(friendship) data(reportsTo) data(krackhardtAttrs)
advice: graphNEL object with 21 nodes and 190 directed edges
friendship: graphNEL object with 21 nodes and 102 directed edges
reportsTo: graphNEL object with 21 nodes and 20 directed edges
krackhardtAttrs: data frame with 21 rows and 4 columns
The graphs contain the following relation information between managers. The data are reported in Tables B.1-B.3, respectively, in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
advice advice relation
friendship friendship relation
reportsTo "reports to" relation
krackhardtAttrs contains the following attribute variables for the 21
managers. The data are reported in Table B.4 in Wasserman and Faust (1999).
Age in years
Tenure length of time employed by company, in years
Level level in the corporate hierarchy, coded 1,2,3
Dept department of the company, coded 1,2,3,4
Wasserman, S. and Faust, K. (1999). Social Network Analysis. Cambridge University Press. New York.
Krackhardt, D. (1987). Cognitive social structures. Social Networks. 9, 109-134.
data(advice) data(friendship) data(reportsTo) data(krackhardtAttrs)data(advice) data(friendship) data(reportsTo) data(krackhardtAttrs)