Hoff 2002 - Latent Space Approaches to Social Network Analysis

Routing Summary

Full capture of Hoff, Raftery and Handcock (2002), Latent space approaches to social network analysis (JASA 97(460):1090-1098), plus a concept note on stochastic block models and network posterior predictive checks (folder Network Outcome Models Concept Notes).

Concept Map

ConceptNoteTypeDepends OnKey Result
Latent distance / projection modelHoff 2002 - Distance and Projection Modelsdefinitionnone$\text{logit},p=\alpha+\beta^\top x-
Procrustes MCMCHoff 2002 - Likelihood Estimation and Procrustes MCMCtheoremdistance modelpositions identified up to rigid motion
ExamplesHoff 2002 - Monks Florentine Families and Classroom Examplesexampleestimationmonks: -66.02 (34 par.) vs SBM -82.12 (37)
DiscussionHoff 2002 - Discussion Extensions and Stochastic Blockmodel Contrastconceptexamplesclustered priors, dyad dependence
SBM and checksNetwork Outcome Models - Stochastic Block Models and Network Checksconceptnone

Notes

Sources

Hoff 2002 - Latent Space Approaches to Social Network Analysis (scanned author-site copy; read page by page).

See Also

Social Network Models | Reinhart 2018 - Self-Exciting Spatio-Temporal Point Processes