Tag: networks

• Global relative co-authorship networks

  The study of global scientific co-authorship networks has been popular for several decades, and is still the subject of many academic papers (see here, here and here). Below are global co-authorship networks generated from the supplementary tables of the Publications Output: U.S. Trends and International Comparisons report which use relative cooperation indicators, that is to…

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  April 1, 2023

  Research

  bibliometrics, citations, co-authorship, global, networks, science, scientometrics

• R-Conference 2022

  Presentation materials for “A Math-Fearing Social Scientist’s Basic R Toolkit: Scraping, Content and Network Analysis” presented at the R-Conference 2022 organized by the Malaysian R-User Group (MyRUG), 26-27 Nov 2022. Slides (PDF) R code for Google News example R code for Tale of Two Cities example (and the text data)

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  November 25, 2022

  Tutorial

  Google News, igraph, literature, networks, quanteda, R, R-Conference, scraping, text analysis

• (Korean) Text Analysis in R and Pajek (incomplete)

  R and its almost endless library of packages and plug-ins (CRAN) mean that you can do almost anything in R, including text analysis and network analysis. While you could do everything in R, that doesn’t mean you should. Specialized network analysis software can also be very useful when interpreting, analyzing or visualizing a network, as…

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  June 6, 2021

  Tutorial

  co-word, ggplot2, networks, pajek, quanteda, R, word cloud