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* [[Introductory_workshop_(data)|'''Data for ASNA 2011 workshop''']] | * [[Introductory_workshop_(data)|'''Data for ASNA 2011 workshop''']] | ||
== Synthetic datasets == | |||
* [[Hairball_Graphs_(data)| Hairball Graphs]]: 50 synthetic hairball graphs with a hidden group structure | |||
== Auxiliary software == | == Auxiliary software == | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 28 August 2014
On this page we list datasets on which the usage of visone can be illustrated.
Empirical datasets
- Egoredes acculturation networks: personal networks of immigrants
- Signos newer and more comprehensive data about personal networks of immigrants than the Egoredes data above
- Newcomb Fraternity Data
- Knecht Classroom Data: four observations of a classroom friendship network
- Penn State Event Data: event data about political conflict and cooperation (formerly Kansas Event Data System (KEDS))
Workshop data
Synthetic datasets
- Hairball Graphs: 50 synthetic hairball graphs with a hidden group structure
Auxiliary software
- EgoNet2GraphML can (1) convert EgoNet interviews into GraphML files (that can be opened with visone) and (2) cluster, aggregate, and visualize collections of personal networks using the methodology proposed in: Ulrik Brandes, Juergen Lerner, Miranda J. Lubbers, Chris McCarty, and Jose Luis Molina "Visual Statistics for Collections of Clustered Graphs". Proc. IEEE Pacific Visualization Symp. (PacificVis'08), 2008 (link to pdf).
- WikiEvent is a small graphical java software with which the edit network associated with the history of Wikipedia pages can be computed. See the tutorial on Wikipedia edit networks.