Lietz, Haiko wrote:
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> Dear Thomas,
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> If your node set is the same for each point in time, you can easily use
> the matrix algebra environment in Ucinet. But if that’s not the case I
> don’t know how to do it in either Ucinet or Pajek. What would be the
> best option then? NetworkX in Python? R?
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> Best
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> Haiko
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> *Betreff:* [SOCNET] Diff of two networks
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> I've got a technical question, which i think can be solved with ucinet,
> but i don't know how. Maybe there are other tools for this.
> I would like to make a diff of two networks in ucinet. I have taken a
> snapshot of 700 nodes and their 10000 connections on one day, and then
> did so subsequently for 40 days.
> I would like to diff the network of one day with the next day, to see
> which connection were created between which nodes.
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> Is there a smart way to do this?
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> Cheers
> Thomas
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