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Autor:
Scott A. Boorman
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Acta Sociologica. 57:363-367
Autor:
Phipps Arabie, Scott A. Boorman
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American Journal of Sociology. 86:166-174
Autor:
Scott A. Boorman
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The Journal of Mathematical Sociology. 5:129-147
Autor:
Scott A. Boorman, Paul R. Levitt
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Economics Letters. 13:1-9
Blockmodeling, a combinatorial technique for relational data analysis, is applied to studying texts of complex economic legislation. By making this area a subject for mathematical modeling, using methods related to combinatorics, logic, and discrete
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American Journal of Sociology. 81:730-780
Networks of several distinct types of social tie are aggregated by a dual model that partitions a population while simultaneously identifying patterns of relations. Concepts and algorithms are demonstrated in five case studies involving up to 100 per
Autor:
Harrison C. White, Scott A. Boorman
Publikováno v:
American Journal of Sociology. 81:1384-1446
Role structures in small populations are given operational meaning as algebras generated from the sociometric blockmodels of Part I by Boolean multiplication (matrix multiplication employing binary arithmetic). Many different sociometric structures c
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Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 17:21-63
Blockmodel approaches to network analysis as developed by Harrison White are shown to fall in a broader class of established data analysis methods based on matrix permutations (e.g., clique detection, seriation, permutation algorithms for sparse matr
Autor:
Scott A. Boorman
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Bell Journal of Economics. 6:216-249
A combinatorial network model is constructed to describe the information structure of job finding in a homogeneous job market. A fundamental distinction is drawn between strong and weak contacts: strong contacts are assumed to have strict priority as
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Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 12:328-383
A method of hierarchical clustering for relational data is presented, which begins by forming a new square matrix of product-moment correlations between the columns (or rows) of the original data (represented as an n × m matrix). Iterative applicati
Autor:
Scott A. Boorman
Publikováno v:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 71:2103-2107
A population genetic model is presented for selection of a Mendelian trait controlling for cooperative behavior between unrelated conspecifics. Under simple and robust assumptions, such a trait will be selected on a frequency-dependent basis, with a