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notesBorrowing: The notes borrowing network between social-informatics students

Description

The data come from a survey conducted in May 1993 on 13 social-informatics students (Hlebec, 1996). The network was constructed from answers to the question, "How often did you borrow notes from this person?" for each of the fellow students. The respondents indicated the frequency of borrowing by choosing (on a computer) a line of length 1-20, where 1 meant no borrowing. 1 was deducted from all answers, so that 0 now means no borrowing. The data was first used for blockmodeling in <U+017D>iberna (2007).

Usage

data("notesBorrowing")

Arguments

Format

The data set is a valued matrix with 13 rows and columns.

References

Hlebec, V., (1996). Metodolo<U+0161>ke zna<U+010D>ilnosti anketnega zbiranja podatkov v analizi omre<U+017E>ji: Magistersko delo. FDV, Ljubljana.

<U+017D>iberna, A. (2007). Generalized blockmodeling of valued networks. Social Networks, 29, 105-126. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socnet.2006.04.002

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
data(notesBorrowing)

# Plot the network.
# (The function plotMat is from blockmodeling package.)
# plotMat(nyt)

# }

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