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This page gives the programme of this year's workshop on the use of the SIENA software for longitudinal social network analysis that will take place in Groningen / The Netherlands.
Location of the workshop is room A7 of the Academy Building in the city centre of Groningen. Except on Monday, sessions start at 9:00 and except on Thursday, they end at 17:00, with an ample lunch break from 12:30-14:00.
Teachers are Christian Steglich, Mark Huisman and Marijtje van Duijn, and Tom Snijders.
- Monday
Walk-in welcome in room A7, from 12:00 on
13:00 Introduction to dynamic social network analysis, first part
- basic concepts and modelling framework
- introduction to the StOCNET software
- data requirements
- a first analysis
17:00 End of the course day
- Tuesday
9:15 Introduction to dynamic social network analysis, second part
- examples of applications
- the default estimation algorithm
- using the software for simulation of networks
- the case of undirected networks
12:30 Lunch break
14:00 Missing data
- network composition change
- network regions that cannot change
- missing data treatment
16:00 First steps towards analysing the participants' own data sets
17:00 End of the course day
18:30 Joint dinner (own expense) at Humphrey's Restaurant
- Wednesday
9:15 Co-evolution of social networks and individual actor characteristics
11:00 More steps towards analysing the participants' own data
12:30 Lunch break
14:00 Model specification
- goodness of fit
- forward & backward model selection strategies
- remarks on statistical power
- advanced estimation methods
17:00 End of the course day
- Thursday
9:15 Models for cross-sectional networks
- the p2 model
- exponential random graph models
13:00 Workshop ends
- Additional topics that may be addressed during the workshop, depending on participants' interests:
> Multilevel data and meta-analysis of SIENA estimates
> Running SIENA outside of StOCNET
> Communication of SIENA analyses to a wider audience
> New developments
A copy of the SIENA manual and a course reader will be distributed.
For further information and literature, see the
SIENA webpage.
back to the workshop announcement
Last updated March 30th, 2008.
If you have any comments on this webpage, please contact
Christian Steglich.
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