'#ergm' 4.2 is out, featuring a new framework for getting help and searching for ERGM statistics, constraints, and reference distributions (including those from other packages), as well as improvements to model specification and computation. #sna@SocNetAnalysts#networkscience
Primer on Bayesian statistics published in Nature. But it's not only science that is recognizing Bayesian modeling as the powerful inference method that it is, I see the same happening in business. Exciting times! https://t.co/TiIgD3TK5C
In 2017, we (see below) set out to answer some questions and clear up some common misconceptions about history, inference, and applicability of ERGMs. The result is, at last, officially out in Statistical Science: https://t.co/xhVEhofqYw . #networkscience@SocNetAnalysts
The latest version of Bergm is now on CRAN. With huge thanks to @albertocaimo for leading this project.
Highlight: fast estimation of the evidence (marginal likelihood)
https://t.co/4F56xiW6lw
Introducing "Robust Bayesian inference of network structure from unreliable data," a (hopefully!) pedagogical introduction to inferring networks from noisy data -- with code.
w/ George T. Cantwell and MEJ Newman
📃Preprint: https://t.co/ne5jezRxuB
🔥Hot off the press🔥New article in #SocialNetworks with @albertocaimo and @PaoloCampanaCAM introducing a latent space model for interdependent ego-networks applied to human smuggling data 🚔 #openaccess#sna#RStats https://t.co/lKazL0J7DJ
"Italian sociologists: a community of disconnected groups"
Together with @vtraag@albertocaimo@squazzoni , we explored the (dis)connectivity of Italian sociological community through a quantitative analysis, a #Thread
Read the full-text online here:
https://t.co/bLCxOOjf5t