__, by Filippo Menczer, Santo Fortunato, and Clayton A. Davis - Tutorials, datasets and other resouces (2020).
__, by Samuel F. Sampson (unpublished PhD dissertation, 1968).
__, by Douglas A. Luke (2015).
__, by David Joyner, Minh Van Nguyen, and David Phillips - Full book online (2013).
__, by Jenine K. Harris (2014).
__ (using UCINET), by Stephen P. Borgatti, Martin G. Everett and Jeffrey C. Johnson (2013).
__, by Radhakrishnan Nagarajan, Marco Scutari and Sophie Lèbre (; 2013).
__, by Marco Scutari and Jean-Baptiste Denis (; 2014).
__, edited by Roberto Tamassia (; 2013).
__ (using Python), by Maksim Tsvetovat and Alexander Kouznetsov (; 2011).
__, by John Harris, Jeffry L. Hirst and Michael Mossinghoff (2008).
__, by Katherine Giuffre (2013).
__ edited by Tom Brughmans, Anna Collar and Fiona Coward (2016; ).
__, by David Knoke et al. (1996).
__, by Christopher McCarty et al. (2019).
__, by Nicholas A. Christakis and James H. Fowler (2009).
__, by Guido Caldarelli and Alessandro Chessa (2016).
__, by Laura Bringmann (2016; PhD dissertation).
__, by Alain Barrat, Marc Barthélemy and Alessandro Vespignani (2008).
__, by John Stachurski and Thomas J. Sargent (2022).
__ - An online book/tutorial that covers a lot of similar ground.
__, edited by Reda Alhajj and Jon Rokne (2014).
__, edited by George A. Barnett - Covers all sorts of network-related themes (many of them not formal) as well as social network analysis (2011).
__, by Wouter de Nooy, Andrej Mrvar and Vladimir Batagelj (2011; also and ).
__, edited by Dean Lusher, Johan Koskinen and Garry Robins (2013).
__, by Linton C. Freeman, in English and several other languages (2004; ).
__, by Alex Fornito, Andrew Zalesky and Edward Bullmore (2016).
__, by Patrick Doreian, Vladimir Batagelj and Anuška Ferligoj (2004).
__ (2015).
__ (covering many programs), edited by Michael Jünger and Petra Mutzel (2004).
__, by John A. Bondy and Uppaluri S.R. Murty (2008).
__, by Reinhard Diestel - Full book online, also in Chinese and German (2016).
__, by Frank Harary - Full book online (1969).
__, by Gary Chartrand, Linda Lesniak and Ping Zhang (2016).
__, edited by Roberto Tamassia (; 2013).
__, edited by Marten Düring et al., in German (2016).
__, by Wouter de Nooy, Andrej Mrvar and Vladimir Batagelj (2011; also and ).
__, by Wouter de Nooy, Andrej Mrvar and Vladimir Batagelj (2011; also and ).
__, by Skyler J. Cranmer, Bruce A. Desmarais and Jason Morgan (2020).
__, by Carlo Morselli (2009).
__, by David Guichard - Full book online (2016).
__ (using mostly UCINET), by Robert A. Hanneman and Mark Riddle - Full book online (2001).
__, edited by Markus Gamper, Linda Reschke and Michael Schönhuth, in German (2012).
__, edited by Markus Gamper and Linda Reschke, in German (2010).
__, by Laurent Beauguitte, in French (2023). .
__, by Albert-László Barabási (2002).
__, by Ken Cherven (2015).
__, by Belá Bollobás (1998).
__, by Mark E. Dickison, Matteo Magnani and Luca Rossi (2016).
__, edited by Emmanuel Lazega and Tom A.B. Snijders (2016).
__, by David Knoke, Mario Diani, James Hollway and Dimitri Christopulos (2021).
__, edited by Andreas Kerren, Helen C. Purchase and Matthew O. Ward (2014).
__, by Ronald S. Burt (2010).
__, edited by Carl Knappett (2013; ).
__, by Katharina A. Zweig (2016).
__, edited by Ulrik Brandes and Thomas Erlebach - Covers network centrality, clustering, blockmodels, spatial networks and more (2005).
__, by Ken Cherven (2013).
__, by the NetSciEd team (c. 2016) - Available in several languages ().
__, by Albert-László Barabási - Full book online (2016).
__, by the U.S. National Research Council - Full book online (2005).
__, by Ted G. Lewis (2011).
__, edited by Balázs Vedres and Marco Scotti (2012).
__, by David Easley and Jon Kleinberg - Full pre-publication draft (; 2010).
__, by Mark E.J. Newman (2010).
__, by Mark Buchanan (2003).
__, by Filippo Menczer, Santo Fortunato, and Clayton A. Davis - Tutorials, datasets and other resouces (2020).
__, by the NetSciEd team (c. 2016) - Available in several languages ().
__, by Philip Leifeld (2016).
__, by David Knoke (1994).
__, by Eric D. Kolaczyk and Gabor Csárdi (; 2014).
__, by Laurent Beauguitte, in French (2023). .
__, by Jeroen Bruggeman (; 2008).
[Verdeckte soziale Netzwerke im Nationalsozialismus. Die Entstehung und Arbeitsweise von Berliner Hilfsnetzwerken für verfolgte Juden [Hidden Social Networks in National Socialism: The origins and working methods of Berlin assistance networks for persecuted Jews]](http://www.degruyter.com/view/product/432196), by Marten Düring, in German (2015; and ).
__, by Emmanuel Lazega, in French (2014).
__, by David Easley and Jon Kleinberg - Full pre-publication draft (; 2010).
__, edited by Carl Knappett (2013; ).
__, by Duncan J. Watts (2003).
__, by Duncan J. Watts (2003).
__, by Matthew O. Jackson (2008).
__, by John Scott (2017).
__, by Nick Crossley et al. (2015).
__ (using Python), by Maksim Tsvetovat and Alexander Kouznetsov (; 2011).
__, by Ian McCulloh, Helen Armstrong and Anthony Johnson (2013).
__, by Stanley Wasserman and Katherine Faust (1994).
__, by Omar Lizardo and Isaac Jilbert - free to read online (2023).
__, by Jeroen Bruggeman (; 2008).
__, by Pierre Mercklé, in French (2011).
__, by Eric D. Kolaczyk and Gabor Csárdi (; 2014).
__, by Marina Hennig et al. (2013).
__, by Michele Coscia (2021).
__, by Manuel Lima - Hundreds of beautiful tree diagrams, from all periods of history (2014).
__, by Anne-Marie Slaughter (2017); applies network science to world politics.
__ edited by Tom Brughmans, Anna Collar and Fiona Coward (2016; ).
__, by Linton C. Freeman, in English and several other languages (2004; ).
__, by Arthur Benjamin, Gary Chartrand and Ping Zhang (2015).
__, edited by Yann Bramoullé, Andrea Galeotti and Brian Rogers (2016).
__, edited by John Scott and Peter J. Carrington (2011).
__, edited by Mark E.J. Newman, Albert-László Barabási and Duncan J. Watts - 600 pages of classic network analysis articles (2006).
__, by Peter Monge and Nosh Contractor (2003).
__, by Nick Crossley (2011).
__, by Vladimir Batagelj et al. (2014).
__, by Charles Kadushin (2012).
[Verdeckte soziale Netzwerke im Nationalsozialismus. Die Entstehung und Arbeitsweise von Berliner Hilfsnetzwerken für verfolgte Juden [Hidden Social Networks in National Socialism: The origins and working methods of Berlin assistance networks for persecuted Jews]](http://www.degruyter.com/view/product/432196), by Marten Düring, in German (2015; and ).
__, by Lothar Krempel, in German.
__, by Radhakrishnan Nagarajan, Marco Scutari and Sophie Lèbre (; 2013).
__, by Marco Scutari and Jean-Baptiste Denis (; 2014).
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Convened by the Cambridge Networks Network.
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Talk by at NetSci 2019.
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Talk by at NetSci 2019.
Organized by the Network Science Society (NetSci).
Organized by the APSA Organized Section on Political Networks (PolNet).
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Organized by the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA).
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, by Peter Sheridan Dodds (University of Vermont, 2016; Twitter: ).
, by Rémy Cazabet (University Lyon 1 and ENS Lyon, 2022).
, by Peter Sheridan Dodds (University of Vermont, 2016; Twitter: ).
, by Christopher Griffin - Full lecture notes (Penn State University, 2012).
, by Paul Van Dooren - Full lecture slides (Hamilton Institute, Dublin, 2009).
, by Dan Spielman (Yale University, 2013).
and , by Matthew J. Denny - Workshop notes and slides (2014–5).
, by Aaron Clauset - Full lecture slides and readings (University of Colorado, 2022).
, by Constantine Dovrolis - Mostly open access readings (Georgia Tech, 2015).
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, by Mardavij Roozbehani and Evan Sadler (MIT, 2018).
, by Daron Acemoglu and Asu Ozdaglar (MIT, 2009).
, by Cesar Hidalgo (MIT, 2011).
, by David Easley, Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos (; Cornell University via edX, 2016).
, by Zeev Maoz (University of California in Davis, 2012).
, by David Easley, Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos (; Cornell University via edX, 2016).
, by Matthew O. Jackson (Stanford University via Coursera, 2015).
, by Lada Adamic (University of Michigan via Coursera, not yet run).
and , by Matthew J. Denny - Workshop notes and slides (2014–5).
, by Andrej Mrvar (University of Ljubljana, 2016).
, by Dennis M. Feehan (University of Berkeley, 2017).
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, by Jon Kleinberg - Links to many diverse readings (Cornell University, 2008).
Large “.”
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Legislative cosponsorship networks, in R format.
Large collection of networks described and indexed by Aaron Clauset’s research group.
Includes, among other things, networks of collaboration in DBpedia and Wikipedia, GitHub ().
Comprehensive maps of neural connections.
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A complex biological network, available in multiple formats, including JSON and .
R data-centric package.
Another R data-centric package.
Ecological species interactions.
Historical data on the international connections between 45 currencies.
Includes, among other things, networks of collaboration in DBpedia and Wikipedia, GitHub ().
Over 300 datasets of all sorts, in UCINET format.
Online platform to analyze, archive and share ecological network data (, , ).
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A database of movie characters interaction graphs.
Large “.”
A complex biological network, available in multiple formats, including JSON and .
Fully searchable database containing hundreds of real-world networks.
Network data sets from Albert-László Barabási’s Network Science book. Includes data on IMDB actors, arXiv scientific collaboration, network of routers, the US power grid, protein-protein interactions, cell phone users, citation networks, metabolic reactions, e-mail networks, and nd.edu Web pages.
Two-mode and one-mode data on gender representation in Norwegian firms.
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Online platform to analyze, archive and share ecological network data (, , ).
Online platform to analyze, archive and share ecological network data (, , ).
Online platform to analyze, archive and share ecological network data (, , ).
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Network data obtained through the sensing platform.
Network data obtained through the sensing platform.
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US state-to-state relational variables, including borders, travel, trade and more.
Weighted network data.
Ego-centric data (personal networks) from a five-year panel study.
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Network data in UCINET format.
__ (INSNA). Twitter: .
__ (Springer Open).
__, in English and in French ().
__ (Springer, gated).
__ (Springer Open).
__ (INSNA). Twitter: .
__, in English and in French ().
__ (IEEE).
__ (Oxford, gated).
__ (INSNA). .
__, in English and in French (Revues.org).
__ (Cambridge, gated).
__ (INSNA). .
__ (Elsevier, gated).
__, in Spanish (INSNA).
__ (Springer, gated).
__ (Elsevier, gated).
__ (Taylor & Francis, gated).
, in French. Twitter: .
. Twitter: .
. Twitter: .
Currently studies . Twitter: .
. Twitter: .
. Twitter: .
. Supports early-career network scientists. Twitter: .
Standing Group of the European Consortium for Political Research. Twitter: .
Organized Section of the American Political Science Association (APSA). Twitter: .
(). Twitter: .
Thematic Network of the French Sociological Association (AFS), in French ().
Research group studying social networks at the University of Southern California.
Russian group based at the National Research University in Moscow.
Organized Section of the American Political Science Association (APSA). Twitter: .
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Research network on complex networks.
Research group based at the University of Southern California School of Medicine.
Features a PhD in Network Science program.
Headed by Carter T. Butts. Part of the (CNRA) at the University of California in Irvine.
Focused on economic/organisational network analysis.
Research division within the Department of Medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.
Reading list from a seminar held at MIT in 2001–2.
Research group based in Paris.
Currently studies . Twitter: .
Virtual collaboration between four complex networks research groups.
Wroclaw-based research group that studies, among many things, complex networks and other network-related topics.
Research Lab at McGill University, led by
Interdisciplinary group of researchers at the Marc Bloch Centre in Berlin, with many network science projects.
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Standing Group of the European Consortium for Political Research. Twitter: .
, in German.
– French research group with funds to support training and workshops on network analysis for social scientists.
, in French - Research group based in Paris.
, in French. Twitter: .
Platform for scholars interested in network analysis for historical research.
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Videos, in German.
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(). Twitter: .
Led by Bruce A. Desmarais at Penn State University.
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, by .
Research group at the Catholic University of Louvain ().
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. Twitter: .
. Twitter: .
Currently studies . Twitter: .
Tokyo-based research group, studying bi-, tri- and k-partite (hyper)networks.
Research network at the University of Toronto, led by Barry Wellman.
. Twitter: .
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Research Lab at McGill University, led by
. Twitter: .
(NISS Lab) - Led by Skyler J. Cranmer at Ohio State University.
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Features an graduate programme.
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Headed by Carter T. Butts. Part of the (CNRA) at the University of California in Irvine.
Research group at IT University of Copenhagen.
Historical research project on the connections between Jewish intellectuals.
Led by Albert-László Barabási.
Led by Alessandro Vespignani.
Features a PhD in Network Science program.
Features an graduate programme.
Research group at the Catholic University of Louvain ().
Thematic Network of the French Sociological Association (AFS), in French ().
A research program on networks and regulation.
Non-profit study group of ecological networks (“food webs”).
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, in Spanish - Information network based at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
, in French - Blog posts from a research group on historical networks.
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. Supports early-career network scientists. Twitter: .
Interdisciplinary research group that uses wireless sensors to study social network data.
(). Twitter: .
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, by .
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Research platform based at the Austrian Academy of Sciences that focuses on applying network theory and visualisation to medieval history.
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Research and software development project located at the Australian National University.
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Seminar based at Sciences Po in Paris, France.
([preprint][conway2014]; British Journal of Management, 2014).
(Mathématiques et sciences humaines, 2011).
Book-length review (; Foundations and Trends in Machine Learning, 2010).
(; on “”).
, in French (Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 2005).
, in French (Les Nouvelles de l’Archéologie, 2014).
(Journal of Informetrics, 2012).
(Science, 2013).
(Statistics Surveys, 2017).
(Handbook of Graph Drawing and Visualization, 2014).
(Annual Review of Sociology, 2001).
(Annual Review of Sociology, 2012).
(special issue of Science, 2009).
(__, 2012).
(__, 2014).
(The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 2003).
(special issue of Social Networks, 2005).
(Journal of Theoretical Politics, 1999).
(Digital Humanities Quarterly, 2016).
(Programming Historian, 2015).
(; IET Systems Biology, 2007).
(Models and Methods in Social Network Analysis, 2005).
(Cell, 2011).
, in French (Geschichte und Informatik, 2015).
(; Social Networks, 2010).
(Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science, 2009; ).
(ESRC NCRM Discussion Paper, 2010).
(__, 2012).
(Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics, 2019).
(American Journal of Political Science, 2017).
(Annual Review of Political Science, 2011).
(International Organization, 2009).
(Science, 2009).
(Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 2013).
Accessible introduction to (cellular) network analysis (Nature Reviews Genetics, 2004).
(Nature Review Genetics, 2011).
(Complexity, 2002).
(Annual Review of Economics, 2018).
(in The Historian’s Macroscope, 2013).
(__, 2014).
(Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2014).
(Annual Review of Anthropology, 2014).
(; on “”).
, in German (__, 2015).
(; on “”).
(Scientometrics, 2013).
(Computational Complexity, 2012).
(__, 2011).
(Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science, 2009; ).
(; IET Systems Biology, 2007).
(; Advances in Complex Systems, 2013).
(; Social Networks, 2010).
(Computational Complexity, 2012).
Book-length review (; Foundations and Trends in Machine Learning, 2010).
(__, 2014).
(__, 2011).
(; PS: Political Science and Politics, 2011).
[Formale Methoden der Netzwerkanalyse in den Geschichtswissenschaften: Warum und Wie? [Formal Network Methods in History: Why and How?]](http://www.studienverlag.at/data.cfm?vpath=openaccess/oezg-12012-lemercier&download=yes), in German (; Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften, 2012).
, in German (__, 2015).
(Scientometrics, 2007).
(; PS: Political Science and Politics, 2011).
(Mathematics & Social Sciences, 1997).
(Handbook of Graph Drawing and Visualization, 2013).
(Annual Review of Criminology, 2019).
90269-2) (Social Networks, 1985).
(; Advances in Complex Systems, 2013).
(APSA, 2014).
(Reviews of Modern Physics, 2002).
(Annual Review of Sociology, 2011).
Also includes an impressive list of network analysis software (Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2013).
From network theory to complexity theory (IEEE Control Systems Magazine, 2007).
(Archaeological Review from Cambridge, 2014).
(__, 2011).
(PSC Working Paper Series, 2013).
(SIAM Review, 2003).
(Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 2013).
(Annual Review of Sociology, 2015).
(; on “”).
Urban Social Networks: Some Methodological Problems and Possibilities (, 1989).
, by Pascal Cristofoli, in French - Reviews the current state of relational sociology and network analysis in light of the large-scale and online data (Réseaux, 2008).
, by Steven M. Goodreau, James A. Kitts and Martina Morris - Accessible introduction to the logic and application of exponential random graph modeling (Demography, 2001).
, by Peter S. Bearman, James Moody and Katherine Stovel - Classic example of topological network analysis applied to a network of affective and sexual ties (American Journal of Sociology, 2004).
, by Travis Martin et al. - Highly typical study of scientific publishing productivity and collaboration through temporal network analysis (; Physical Review E, 2013).
, by Tore Opsahl, Filip Agneessens and John Skvoretz - Explores the generalization of network centrality and distance measures to (positively) valued graphs (Social Networks, 2010; ).
(The Journal of Economic History, 2005) and (The Economic Journal, 2009), both by Marc Flandreau and Clemens Jobst - Network analysis of the foreign exchange system in the late 19th century ().
, by Michael Eve (; Réseaux, 2002).
, by Michael Eve (; Réseaux, 2002).
, by Tyler J. VanderWeele and Weihua An - Reviews the different ways in which network analysis can produce meaningful causal statements, as well as the inherent limits of network analysis for doing so (__, 2013).
, by Cosma R. Shalizi and Andrew C. Thomas - Makes a very important point for the analysis of network diffusion and influence (Sociological Methods and Research, 2011).
, by Alain Barrat, in French - Accessible introduction to the study of complex networks (Communication & Organisation, 2013).
, by Mustafa Emirbayer and Jeff Goodwin (American Journal of Sociology, 1994), and , by Mustafa Emirbayer (American Journal of Sociology, 1997) - Sociological foundations for a science of social ties.
, by Mustafa Emirbayer and Jeff Goodwin (American Journal of Sociology, 1994), and , by Mustafa Emirbayer (American Journal of Sociology, 1997) - Sociological foundations for a science of social ties.
, by Franco Moretti - Example applications of (fictional) network analysis in literary studies (New Left Review, 2011).
, by Tore Opsahl, Filip Agneessens and John Skvoretz - Explores the generalization of network centrality and distance measures to (positively) valued graphs (Social Networks, 2010; ).
, by Travis Martin et al. - Highly typical study of scientific publishing productivity and collaboration through temporal network analysis (; Physical Review E, 2013).
, by Carter T. Butts - On choosing the right network representation to frame a research problem.
, by John F. Padgett and Christopher K. Ansell - Classic analysis of power relations in the Renaissance Florentine state (American Journal of Sociology, 1993).
, by Albert-László Barabási and Eric Bonabeau - Early, accessible formulation of the “networks are everywhere” argument (Scientific American, 2003).
, by Tyler J. VanderWeele and Weihua An - Reviews the different ways in which network analysis can produce meaningful causal statements, as well as the inherent limits of network analysis for doing so (__, 2013).
, by Jon Kleinberg - Discusses small-world effects and social contagion within the context of the Internet and social media (Communications of the ACM, 2008).
(The Journal of Economic History, 2005) and (The Economic Journal, 2009), both by Marc Flandreau and Clemens Jobst - Network analysis of the foreign exchange system in the late 19th century ().
, by Kieran Healy - Network analysis meets science studies: social networks, like financial markets, are highly subject to performativity, i.e. the possibility that reality might be altered by its theoretical inquiry (European Journal of Sociology, 2015).
, by Mark Granovetter - Arch-classic example of applying network analysis to a social issue: jobseeking (American Journal of Sociology, 1973).
(The Journal of Economic History, 2005) and (The Economic Journal, 2009), both by Marc Flandreau and Clemens Jobst - Network analysis of the foreign exchange system in the late 19th century ().
, by A. James O’Malley and Jukka-Pekka Onnela - 50-page introduction to network analysis, with just the right amount of detail on all aspects of it (The Handbook of Health Services Research, forthcoming 2017).
Library initially developed to visualise .
Tools to analyse Bayesian exponential random graph models (BERGM). Related Twitter: .
(2023).
Basic graph theory algorithms written in Clojure.
Additive and multiplicative effects models for relational data.
, in French (2011).
Community detection algorithms, available in C++, Python .
Cross-platform tool to visualize large and complex networks ().
module to perform graph-related parallel computation.
Network-based spatial analysis software for solving complex routing problems.
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Provides methods for binarizing a weighted network retaining only significant edges.
(2016).
(2022).
MATLAB and Python implementations of a .
Tools for ().
Package to work with Bayesian networks.
C++ code to generate weighted and unweighted graphs.
Tools to analyse Bayesian exponential random graph models (BERGM). Related Twitter: .
C++ library that provides a generic interface to access graph structures.
Functions to visualize bipartite (two-mode) networks and compute indices commonly used in ecological research. See also: `levelnet` R package.
Implementats generalized blockmodeling for valued networks.
Web-based data management, network analysis and visualisation environment ().
Implementation of the CONCOR network blockmodeling algorithm ().
Connects R, RStudio and JavaScript libraries to draw graph diagrams ().
Tools for ().
Python library for interactive data visualization in the browser, with support for networks.
Toolbox for complex-network analysis of structural and functional brain-connectivity data, with links to many related projects.
Tools for performing graph theory analysis of brain MRI data.
Tools to fit temporal ERGMs by bootstrapped pseudolikelihood. Also provides MCMC maximum likelihood estimation, goodness of fit for ERGMs, TERGMs, and stochastic actor-oriented models (SAOMs), and tools for the micro-level interpretation of ERGMs and TERGMs.
Statistical model for communication networks.
Python community detection library, with 60+ methods and evaluation/visualization features.
Cross-platform Java program to identify clusters and communities through the Clique Percolation Method (CPM).
Cross-platform program to produce circular layouts of network data, written in Perl.
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Tools for collecting social media data and generating networks from it (, ).
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Implementation of the CONCOR network blockmodeling algorithm ().
Algorithms to detect overlapping communities in networks, written in Java.
Implements an extension to the .
Random network toolbox that implements nine network models.
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Graph query language used by .
Cross-platform Java program to build, analyze and visualize networks. Also a JavaScript library.
Network analysis and visualization library.
using velocity Verlet integration.
, consisting of angles and magnitudes.
JavaScript visualization library that can plot .
Interactive network visualization library in Python, powered by Cytoscape.js and Dash
Cross-platform program to download and visualize Usenet data. .
Connects R, RStudio and JavaScript libraries to draw graph diagrams ().
Qualitative content analysis tool with network export facilities, written in Java with R integration.
(, ).
A free and open-source set of survey tools for ego-centric and personal network studies, including and a .
Computes distances on dual-weighted directed graphs, such as street networks, using priority-queue shortest paths.
Graph drawing syntax used by the Graphviz software.
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Windows program for ego network analysis.
Online tool aimed at representing and sharing gene interaction networks as well as Petri net models.
Package to compute measures of ecological network structures.
Edge bundling algorithms, useful to e.g. draw networks of transport maps.
Cross-platform Java program for ego network analysis.
Tools for importing, analyzing and visualizing ego-centered network data, in various formats.
Server-side software for social network data collection and processing.
Tools for simulating mathematical models of infectious disease dynamics ().
Estimation of Exponential Random Graph Models (ERGMs).
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Process analysis for ERGMs.
ERGMs for small networks.
Package to create, manipulate and study time-dependent networks.
Louvain community detection for Javascript ().
Java graph library for graph data structures and algorithms ().
Tool to visualize dynamic or longitudinal network data. Formerly a (), now developed as the ndtv R package.
(2022).
Frailty ERGMs.
JavaScript visualization library that can plot .
Force-directed layout included in Gephi ().
Graph drawing library ().
Variant of the Louvain community detection algorithm.
JavaScript graphical tool to collect ego-centered network data ().
, in German (2016).
Single-geometry approach to network visualization with `ggplot2`.
Cross-platform, free and open source tool for network visualization.
Web-based, lighter version of Gephi.
C++ algorithm, also available as a .
Estimation and diagnosis of the convergence of Generalized Exponential Random Graph Models (GERGM).
File format used by the Gephi software.
Multiple-geometries approach to plot network objects with `ggplot2`.
Grammar of graph graphics built in the spirit of `ggplot2`. See also: `tidygraph` R package.
Tools for collecting social media data and generating networks from it (, ).
Cross-platform tool intended for the prediction of human epidemics.
Graph visualization built on top of .
Visualization library to draw diagrams and several types of network layouts.
Dynamic Network Actor-Oriented Model (DyNAM) for the statistical analysis of coordination networks through time.
Free open-source mathematics software with extensive .
Collaborative platform for mapping, analyzing and publishing data-networks.
Python module for network manipulation and analysis, written mostly in C++ for speed.
Adds network measures to the Graphs.jl package.
Cross-platform tool to visualize large and complex networks ().
Python package aimed at generating graphs from data sources, built on top of `networkx`.
Layout algorithms based on the concept of .
Comprehensive and easy-to-use file format for graphs ().
Specification and reference implementation for a robust and multipurpose JavaScript `Graph` object.
Package to manipulate graph objects in Julia.
In-memory graph structure implementation, powering Gephi.
Java library for the modeling and analysis of dynamic graphs.
Graph visualization built on top of .
Cross-platform software to draw graphs in the DOT graph drawing language.
Python renderer for the DOT graph drawing language.
module to perform graph-related parallel computation.
Graph theory library written in Ruby.
Python package for statistical algorithms, models, and visualization for single and multiple networks.
Visualization library to build and manipulate graphs through a simple API. Powered by d3.js and .
(2010).
Comprehensive and easy-to-use file format for graphs ().
Estimate and simulate hierarchical exponential-family random graph models (HERGM) with local dependence.
– Determine paths and states that social networks develop over time to form social hierarchies.
Python utility for drawing networks as hive plots on matplotlib, a more comprehensive network visualization.
Web-based spatial network visualization tool by the at Stanford University.
an igraph implementation of the community detection algorithm (2024).
C library of network analysis tools; also exists as packages for Python and R.
A collection of network analysis tools.
Interface to use the `igraph` library from within Mathematica, using standard Mathematica `Graph` objects.
, using networkx and numpy (2014).
Compute various node centrality network measures by Burt, Borgatti and others.
Tools to create sequence statistics from event lists to be used in `relevent`.
and JavaScript libraries (2016).
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(2015).
Tool to visualize dynamic or longitudinal network data. Formerly a (), now developed as the ndtv R package.
Java graph library for graph data structures and algorithms ().
Louvain community detection for Javascript ().
Suite of Julia packages for network analysis.
Extensible library to represent network objects.
Python package for unsupervised learning on graph structured data with a scikit-learn like API.
Implements several network centrality measures.
, in French (2012).
Latent position and cluster models for network objects.
of vector graphics languages that can be used to draw graphs in the typesetting environment.
Experimental package to analyze one-mode projections of bipartite (two-mode) networks. See also: `bipartite` R package.
Graph library with a focus on performance and simplicity.
Community detection and other functionalities for the LightGraphs.jl package.
Online tool to visualize and model networks with textual edges.
Community detection algorithms, available in C++, Python .
Assess the likelihood of potential links in a future snapshot of a network.
Open source, scalable graph database, used by companies like .
Python package for sampling from graph structured data with a scikit-learn like API.
C++ code for the .
C++ code for the .
Linear programming model aimed at infering biological (signalling, gene) networks.
Web-based tool for simple network analysis and visualization.
The project behind many R network analysis packages (, ).
C++ code for the Infomap method of multilevel community detection.
Cross-platform program with graph theory and network analysis functionalities.
Simulation und visualization of Random Boolean Networks.
Graph library based on the C++ Boost Graph Library.
A method to handle graph/matrix/network structures.
Graph data structures with multiple heterogeneous metadata for Graphs.jl.
Python package to turn bibliometrics data into authorship and citation networks.
Free, open-source platform to draw networks, currently in beta.
A set of tools that extend common social network analysis packages for analysing multimodal and multilevel networks.
Prototype showing how to use Apache Fluo to continuously merge multiple large graphs into a single derived one.
Community detection method, available in C++ and R.
Multilevel Exponential-Family Random Graph Models, to model nodes nested within known blocks.
(2022).
Functions to build and visualize all sorts of multigraphs.
Random multigraph models, statistics of multigraph properties, and goodness of fit tests.
Tools for multilayer social networks.
Package to handle multilevel networks in `igraph`.
Cross-platform, free and open source tool to study multilayer networks, based on R and GNU Octave.
Tools to construct animated visualizations of dynamic network data in various formats.
Open source, scalable graph database, used by companies like .
Graph query language used by .
Neo4J driver for R.
Tools to analyze the network diffusion of innovations.
Up-to-date collection of network centrality indices, with lots of documentation.
Various measures of network segregation and homophily.
Simulate and combine micro-models to research their impact on the macro-features of social networks.
Various network functions and methods, e.g. computing the Cartesian product of two graphs or fitting a discrete core periphery model.
Basic tools to manipulate relational data in R.
(2016).
Illustrated through an archaeological and geographical case study (2013).
A free and open-source set of survey tools for ego-centric and personal network studies, including and a .
Includes a review of relevant R packages.
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(2014).
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"Dynamic Network Visualizations [for] Domain Scientists." For demo examples, see .
Create d3.js network graphs from R.
Includes 979 network datasets containing 2135 networks.
Simulate and visualize basic epidemic diffusion in networks.
Support for dynamic, (inter)temporal networks.
Package of network flows algorithms.
Layout algorithms for graphs and trees.
Additional graph functions for the LightGraphs.jl package.
C program designed for analyzing socio-semantic networks. Runs on Linux and Mac OS X.
Tools to simulate bipartite networksgraphs with the degrees of the nodes fixed and specified.
Package to visualize graphs produced with LightGraphs.jl, using .
Python package for the creation, manipulation, and study of the structure, dynamics, and functions of complex networks.
Library-agnostic graph generation and analysis that wraps around `networkx`, `igraph` and `graph-tool`). Includes normalized graph measures, advanced visualizations, (geo)spatial tools, and interfaces for neuroscience simulators.
Web-based tool to compute ’s node overlap and segregation measures.
Web-based data management, network analysis and visualisation environment ().
Aimed at humanists (2015).
Free, open-source template to explore network graphs with Microsoft Excel.
Python algorithms for community detection in n-partite networks.
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Visualization package for NetworkX.
Self-contained C++ class library for diagram, network and tree layouts.
Library initially developed to visualise .
C++ algorithm, also available as a .
Windows program for dynamic meta-network assessment and analysis.
Clustering algorithm.
Web-based platform to analyze social media data, including through Twitter-based and co-occurrence networks.
Nonparametric estimation of preferential attachment and node fitness in temporal complex networks.
Windows program for large network analysis, free for noncommercial use.
Web-based spatial network visualization tool by the at Stanford University.
Force-directed layout included in Gephi ().
JavaScript graphical tool to collect ego-centered network data ().
Interactive visualization of higher-order graphs in Python.
Excel-based tool for building networks from surveys.
Analysis of time series data on networks using higher-order and multi-order graphical models.
Implements Partial Correlation with Information Theory in order to identify meaningful correlations in weighted networks, such as gene co-expression networks.
of vector graphics languages that can be used to draw graphs in the typesetting environment.
Package to manipulate, analyze and visualize phylogenetic networks.
Windows program and C++ library to analyze planar graphs.
Simulation and estimation of (one-mode and multilevel) exponential random graph models (ERGMs), written in Java for Windows.
Web-based platform to both analyze network data as well as collect network data via relationship-based surveys.
Library based on d3.js that provides a graph based search interface.
(2014).
Tools for simulating mathematical models of infectious disease dynamics ().
Cross-platform Java program for genealogical network analysis.
Python library to extract, transform, and visually explore big graphs.
Cross-platform network analysis and visualization framework built on top of a C++ library, with plugins dedicated to specific biological and physical networks. Also available through its .
Python version of the igraph network analysis package.
A solid implementation of Louvain community detection algorithm.
Implementation of force-directed edge bundling for the QGIS Processing toolbox.
Tools to model and visualize psychometric networks; also aimed at weighted graphical models).
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(2012).
(; to be discontinued in 2016).
Set of tools intended for the analysis of complex networks, built on top of , a library written in Ada.
Set of tools intended for the analysis of complex networks, built on top of , a library written in Ada.
A platform for building and analysing temporal networks.
Python packages and C/C++/CUDA libraries focused on GPU-accelerated graph analytics.
Python packages and C/C++/CUDA libraries focused on GPU-accelerated graph analytics.
Interface between R and recent versions of Cytoscape.
Interface between R and Cytoscape.js.
. See `multinet` for the R version.
, and presentation article. See `uunet` for the Python version.
Tools for ().
Tools to fit relational event models (REM).
Estimate endogenous network effects in event sequences and fit relational event models (REM), which measure how networks form and evolve over time.
Web application to share GEXF and GraphML network visualizations.
Export network objects from R to GEXF for manipulation with software like Gephi or Sigma.
Support for using the Graphviz library and its DOT graph drawing language from within R.
Simulation Investigation for Empirical Network Analysis; fits models to longitudinal network data.
A high performance Python graph library implemented in Rust.
Free open-source mathematics software with extensive .
Open-source library for machine learning on graphs.
Fast graph algorithms based on sparse matrix representations.
Cross-platform tool to build and visualize semantic graph databases.
Simulation Investigation for Empirical Network Analysis. Formerly a Windows program, now developed as the RSiena R package.
JavaScript library dedicated to graph drawing.
Methods to analyse signed networks (structural balance, blockmodeling, centrality, etc.).
Cross-platform program that includes a to construct hyperlink networks.
Julia wrapper for the , which covers Bayesian networks and influence diagrams.
Julia wrapper for the , which covers Bayesian networks and influence diagrams.
an igraph implementation of the community detection algorithm (2024).
Basic network constructors, measures and visualization tools.
Blog documenting the use of the netplot Stata package.
RStudio addin which provides a GUI to visualize and analyse networks
A Python interface for SNAP (a general purpose, high performance system for analysis and manipulation of large networks).
A convex optimization solver for problems defined on a graph.
Tools for collecting social media data and generating networks from it (, ).
Cross-platform program that includes a to construct hyperlink networks.
Tool to visualize dynamic or longitudinal network data. Formerly a (), now developed as the ndtv R package.
Cross-platform tool to perform large-scale, distributed network computations with Apache Spark’s GraphX module; written in Java and Scala.
Cross-platform program for the visualization and exploration of complex networks.
Computes the spectral goodness of fit (SGOF), a measure of how well a network model explains the structure of an observed network.
Methods for visualizing spatial networks on maps in the `sp` class.
Methods for spatial network analysis, including e.g. kernel density estimation, distances and point pattern analysis.
C++ general purpose network analysis and graph mining library. Available as a Python library and in Microsoft Excel via NodeXL.
Covers the igraph, network, ggraph, network, networkD3, ndtv, threejs and visNetwork packages (2019).
The project behind many R network analysis packages (, ).
Several Windows programs developed by the same team as Siena.
Layout algorithms based on the concept of .
Web-based tool to compute ’s node overlap and segregation measures.
of vector graphics languages that can be used to draw graphs in the typesetting environment.
Fit, simulate and diagnose models for temporal exponential-family random graph models (TERGM).
Series of blog posts on using NodeXL (2013).
"Dynamic Network Visualizations [for] Domain Scientists." For demo examples, see .
Package to visualize graphs produced with LightGraphs.jl, using .
(2022).
‘Tidy’ approach to building graph structures. See also: `ggraph` R package.
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Package to create graph layouts using the TikZ graphics language.
Packages based on TikZ.
Graph syntax used by the Tulip software framework.
Tools to fit temporal and cross-sectional network autocorrelation models (TNAM).
Network measures for weighted, two-mode and longitudinal networks.
Python library for temporal networks, and dynamic community detection in particular.
Implements an extension to the .
Python 3 library for temporal network analysis.
Tools for temporal social network analysis.
Cross-platform network analysis and visualization framework built on top of a C++ library, with plugins dedicated to specific biological and physical networks. Also available through its .
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The project behind many R network analysis packages (, ).
Software suite for online (hyperlink) network analysis, by the research project.
Windows commercial software package for the analysis of social network data.
Cross-platform program to download and visualize Usenet data. .
A free and open-source set of survey tools for ego-centric and personal network studies, including and a .
Tools for multilayer social networks.
MATLAB and Python implementations of a .
(also available in Spanish; 2011).
Cross-platform Java program for ego network analysis.
by its author at JuliaCon 2016.
JavaScript library with network visualization capabilities.
Using vis.js library for network visualization.
Cross-platform Java network analysis and visualization program, free for noncommercial use.
Including one using an archaeological case study (2017).
Graph drawing library ().
Use Graphviz in Web pages.
Cross-platform Java program to visualize online social networks.
Software suite for online (hyperlink) network analysis, by the research project.
(; to be discontinued in 2016).
Web-based software for the collection and analysis of online network data.
R client for the VOSON software (in development).
Cross-platform Java tool for constructing and visualizing bibliometric networks.
C++ program that implements the .
C++ program that implements the .
Visualization library to build and manipulate graphs through a simple API. Powered by d3.js and .
MATLAB/Python library to produce interactive network visualizations with d3.js.
Julia, MATLAB and R implementations of two algorithms to find weighted modularity in bipartite networks.
Extensions of exponential random graph models (ERGM, GERGM, TERGM, TNAM and REM).
3-day workshop on psychological network analysis using R (2019).
Long list of diverse applications of network analysis, with shorts descriptions in Spanish.
and - Examples of scientific co-citation networks.
and - Examples of scientific co-citation networks.
Essay by Duncan J. Watts.
From
See also: (2019).
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Features a cluster analysis and a (using R + Shiny).
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Tom Brughmans’ blog, aimed at archaeologists and historians.
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Comprehensive list of community detection papers with title, authors, link to the paper and reference implementation.
Comprehensive list of graph embedding papers with title, authors, link to the paper and reference implementation.
(, ; Social Networks, 2008).
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, in French.
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, in French.
, by various contributors.
Tons of beautiful network and tree visualizations (, also in Chinese and French).
Analysis of a real-world character network.
, plotted as an adjacency matrix, written in Python (+ Javascript).
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Based on an that resulted in a .
Basic notions to remember when assembling and manipulating network data.
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(using Python; ).
Paper on how psychiatric symptoms connec to each other ().
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Series of videos by historians, featuring Marten Düring and Scott Weingart.
Online service to convert from/to many different common graph formats.
on network-related topics, definitely worth listing in (selective) detail
20-minute interview that discusses the uses and benefits of network analysis, drawing upon Knoke’s research on terrorist networks.
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Reflections on the Social Networks journal by its founding editor.
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Discussion of “x degrees of separation” small-world experiments.
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, and - Series of blog posts that predate the advent of “network science” as a buzzword, but that touch upon the same issues as those now being discussed under that heading.
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(@) - A thematic list of Twitter accounts, curated by .
(using R).
, spanning from 1955 to today.
, in French (2013).
Research project on early-modern scholarship ().
Videos of a conference at the Middlesex University School of Law (2014).
Video of a seminar talk by Jennifer Neville at Purdue University (2011).
International initiative aimed at improving network literacy.
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(using Python).
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(@) - Twitter account on networks, graph theory, and related topics.
DBPedia-derived networks of who-was-influenced-by-whom directed ties, using SPARQL and Gephi.
(@) - A thematic list of Twitter accounts, curated by .
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, and - Series of blog posts that predate the advent of “network science” as a buzzword, but that touch upon the same issues as those now being discussed under that heading.
, a series of blog posts by Scott B. Weingart.
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, in English and German - Blog on the history of network analysis, by Sebastian Gießmann ().
Videos (and more) from a workshop at the Banff International Research Station (BIRS) (2015).
, in English and German - Blog on the history of network analysis, by Sebastian Gießmann ().
Based on an that resulted in a .
A proposed standard to turn any Web page into a “social graph object.”
Video of a conference at Cornell University, featuring Duncan J. Watts, Steven H. Strogatz, Jon Kleinberg and other speakers.
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Example of a two-mode network analysis based on metal artists and bands.
Interactive periodic table of centrality indices.
Community detection in the political network of Middle Eastern alliances between various state and nonstate powers ().
Prediction of the next highly cited papers in network science.
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(, ; Social Networks, 2008).
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Website with news, references and about network modeling for psychological data.
Blog posts focused on manipulating networks in R, by François Briatte.
Blog posts about networks on , an aggregator of R blogs
(, ; Social Networks, 2008).
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Features a cluster analysis and a (using R + Shiny).
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Interactive visualization of a well-documented early modern historical network.
Wikipedia English entry.
, in German.
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Highly didactic Master’s dissertation, showing how to use SPARQL and Pajek.
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Also uses Gephi.
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Video documentary, featuring Steven H. Strogatz and many others.
Research project on the collaborative ties and network distance between mathematicians.
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, and - Series of blog posts that predate the advent of “network science” as a buzzword, but that touch upon the same issues as those now being discussed under that heading.
How “network science” came up.
(using Python; ).
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Mailing-list (mostly historians from the HNR network).
Based on an that resulted in a .
and - Network analysis applied to American revolutionaries.
Paper on how psychiatric symptoms connec to each other ().
Review of network science books published in 2002-2003.
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Valdis Krebs’ blog.
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Website with news, references and about network modeling for psychological data.
Moses Boudourides’ blog on analyzing (mostly) networks with Python.
Research project on early-modern scholarship ().
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Community detection in the political network of Middle Eastern alliances between various state and nonstate powers ().
and - Network analysis applied to American revolutionaries.
Tons of beautiful network and tree visualizations (, also in Chinese and French).
Historical network research projects at Harvard University.
First editorial of the recent Network Science journal.
(2012).
Also an example of a social network analysis written in F#.