Graphic Techniques for Exploring Social Network Data
Cambridge University Press eBooksPublished 7 February 2005
Linton C. Freeman
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The present discussion will deal only with symmetric relationships where, given a connection from actor i to actor j, actor j is also connected to i in the same way.
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Social network analysts study the structural patterning of the ties that link social actors. For the most part, they seek to uncover two kinds of patterns: (1) those that reveal subsets of actors that are organized into cohesive social groups, and (2) those that reveal subsets of actors that occupy equivalent social positions, or roles.
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