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Modelling human and non-human animal network data in R using STRAND

2022-05-13

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There have been recent calls for wider application of generative modelling approaches in applied social network analysis. These calls have been motivated by the limitations of contemporary empirical frameworks, which have generally relied on post hoc permutation methods that do not actively account for interdependence in network data. At present, however, it remains difficult for typical end-users—e.g., field res...

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cef9e5ae-5079-5e41-b15f-30871e418e34
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10.1101/2022.05.13.491798
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