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Name: Network Measures (Part 2)
Uploaded: 2021-10-07
Duration: 9 min 37 s
Description: Martin Hilbert, PhD, professor, University of California, Davis, continues the discussion of network analysis software with an example illustrating how to use Gephi to calculate network measures, including degree distribution, modularity, average path length, closeness centrality, undirected networks, page rank, and eigenvector centrality.

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Martin Hilbert, PhD, professor, University of California, Davis, continues the discussion of network analysis software with an example illustrating how to use Gephi to calculate network measures, including degree distribution, modularity, average path length, closeness centrality, undirected networks, page rank, and eigenvector centrality.

Chapter 1: Martin Hilbert Explains How to Calculate the Degree Distribution and Modularity of a Network Using Gephi
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Chapter 2: Martin Hilbert Explains How to Calculate the Average Path Length and Closeness Centrality of a Network Using Gephi
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Chapter 3: Martin Hilbert Explains How to Calculate Undirected Networks, Page Rank, and Eigenvector Centrality Using Gephi
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Product: Sage Research Methods: Doing Research Online
Type of Content: Tutorial
Title: Network Measures (Part 2)
Publisher: University of California
Series: UCCSS Social Network Analysis
- Publication year: 2018
- Online pub date: October 07, 2021
Discipline: Sociology, Communication and Media Studies, Political Science and International Relations, Computer Science
Methods: Social network analysis, Network analysis, Network visualization, Data science, Machine learning
Duration: 00:09:37
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529795660
Keywords:
algorithms, closeness, cluster analysis, data mining, eigenvalue, internet data collection, matrix algebra, modularity, network analysis software, network data structures, network visualization, nodes, Social network analysis
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Copyright: Copyright © 2018 Martin Hilbert

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