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Analyzing structural relations in multivariate dyadic binary data
Gonzalez, Jorge Tuerlinckx, Francis Boeck, Paul de
Gonzalez, Jorge
Tuerlinckx, Francis
Boeck, Paul de
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2009
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Psychology,Clinical psychology,Multivariate analysis,Personality
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Gonzalez, J., Tuerlinckx, F., De Boeck, P. (2009). Analyzing structural relations in multivariate dyadic binary data. Applied Multivariate Research, 13(1), 77-92.
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In social network studies, most often only a single relation (or link) between the actors is investigated. When more than one link has been recorded, the twoway sociomatrix becomes a three-way array with the set of links being the third way. In this paper, we present a model which simultaneously accounts for the three ways in the data. Random effects are used to model the between-actor variability, both on senders and receivers side. In addition, structural relations between the linking variables are investigated. The model is applied to a study of popularity and strength in a class of students. It is shown that popularity can be seen as a linear function of strength on the receivers' side, but not on the senders' side.
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University of Windsor, Department of Psychology
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Applied Multivariate Research
v.13 no.1
v.13 no.1
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1918-1108