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Social Network Analysis: Methods and Applications.
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13.3.1The Dyad Census 13.3.2The Example and Its Dyad Census 13.3.3An Index for Mutuality 13.3.4<g)A Second Index for Mutuality 13.3.5OSubgraph Analysis, in General 13.4 Simple Distributions 13.4.1The Uniform Distribution -A Review 13.4.2Simple Distributions on Digraphs 13.5 Statistical Analysis of the Number of Arcs 13.5.1 Testing 13.5.2Estimation 13.6 (^(Conditional Uniform Distributions 13.6.1 Uniform Distribution, Conditional on the Number of Arcs 13.6.2Uniform Distribution, Conditional on the Outdegrees 13.7 Statistical Analysis of the Number of Mutuals 13.7.1 Estimation 13.7.2Testing 13.7.3Examples 13.8 (g)Other Conditional Uniform Distributions 13.8.1 Uniform Distribution, Conditional on the Indegrees 13.8.2The U\MAN Distribution 13.8.3More Complex Distributions 550 13.9Other Research 552 13.10 Conclusion 555 14 Triads 556 14.1 Random Models and Substantive Hypotheses 558 14.2 Triads 559 14.2.1 The Triad Census 564 14.2.2The Example and Its Triad Census 574 14.3 Distribution of a Triad Census 575 14.3.1 0Mean and Variance of a /c-subgraph Census
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- Knoke, D., Wasserman, S., & Faust, K.
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- Contemporary Sociology
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- 1996-03
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