Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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1: Social Network Data
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2: Why Formal Methods?
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3: Using Graphs to Represent Social Relations
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4: Working with Netdraw to Visualize Graphs
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5: Using Matrices to Represent Social Relations
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6: Working with Network Data
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7: Connection
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8: Embedding
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9: Ego Networks
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10: Centrality and Power
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11: Cliques and Sub-groups
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12: Positions and Roles - The Idea of Equivalence
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13: Measures of Similarity and Structural Equivalence
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14: Automorphic Equivalence
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15: Regular Equivalence
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16: Multiplex Networks
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17: Two-Mode Networks
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18: Some Statistical Tools
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Licensing
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Index
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Glossary
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Detailed Licensing