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M. A. Pavez Fox, C. M. Escabi-Ruiz, J. D. A. Hart…·L. J. N. Brent
This study examines how social relationships affect parasitic infection risk in rhesus macaques, finding that affiliative partners reduce protozoa infection risk, while social status does not.
J. D. A. Hart, M. N. Weiss, D. W. Franks, L. J. N. Brent
BISoN provides a Bayesian framework to quantify uncertainty in social network edge weights and supports downstream analyses using observational data.
J. D. A. Hart, M. N. Weiss, L. J. N. Brent, D. W. Franks
This paper shows that common permutation methods in social network analysis do not properly account for non-independence, suggesting parametric models may be more reliable.
J. D. A. Hart, D. W. Franks, L. J. N. Brent, M. N. Weiss
The paper develops a method to estimate network correlation and power analysis for social networks built from count data, showing that network correlation impacts statistical power and providing an R package for implementation.