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Users guide UCINET for Windows Software for Social Network Analysis USER'S GUIDE Borgatti Everett and Freeman Copyright ? - Analytic Technologies Inc Last revised January C F D UCINET - Analytic Technologies All rights reserved Analytic Technologies Ohlin

UCINET for Windows Software for Social Network Analysis USER'S GUIDE Borgatti Everett and Freeman Copyright ? - Analytic Technologies Inc Last revised January C F D UCINET - Analytic Technologies All rights reserved Analytic Technologies Ohlin Lane Harvard MA USA Voice - Fax - Email support analytictech com sales analytictech com CTable of Contents Preface Notational Conventions Acknowledgements Programming Considerations Content Matrix Orientation Getting Started Hardware Installation Quitting the Program Technical Support Citing The Program License and Limited Warranty The UCINET Environment Menus and Help Forms Running An Analysis The Log File Datasets Program Organization File Submenu Data Submenu Transform Submenu Tools Submenu Networks Submenu Options Submenu Importing Data RAW Filetype Excel Filetype DL Filetype Full Matrix Format Rectangular Matrices Labels Multiple Matrices External Data File Diagonal Absent Lowerhalf and Upperhalf Matrices Blockmatrix Format Linked List Formats Nodelists Edgelist Formats Edgearray Format CUCINET Spreadsheet Editor Data Processing Subgraphs and Submatrices Merging Datasets Permutations and Sorts Transposing and Reshaping Recodes Linear Transformations Symmetrizing Geodesic Distances and Reachability Aggregation Normalizing and Standardizing Mode Changes Where is it now C Preface Notational Conventions UCINET is menu-driven Windows program This means you choose what you want to do by selecting items from a menu Menus may be nested so that choosing an item from a menu may call up a submenu with additional choices which in turn may call up submenus of their own Consequently to get to certain choices you may have to select through a number of menus along the way To represent the options you must take to a given choice we use angle brackets For example to run the hierarchical clustering procedure you must ?rst start UCINET then click on the top toolbar and point to Tools from the drop down menu that appears highlight Cluster and from the submenu that appears click on Hierarchical We will represent this series of choices as Tools Cluster Hierarchical Acknowledgements Dozens of people have contributed to UCINET for Windows by making suggestions contributing technical expertise ?nding bugs and providing moral and ?nancial support We especially thank Charles Kadushin David Krackhardt Ron Rice and Lee Sailer for their early and continued support We also thank those who have contributed technical expertise for speci ?c algorithms including Pip Pattison semigroups Kim Romney correspondence analysis and Stan Wasserman p We are also grateful to Brian Kneller University of Greenwich London for doing much of the initial programming on the Windows interface The non-metric MDS program is adapted from UCINET MacEvoy and Freeman which in turn was drawn from the University of Edinburgh's MINISSA program Many of the procedures make use of routines found in Numerical Recipes in Pascal by Press Flannery Teukolsky and Vetterling and EISPACK Smith et al Springer-Verlag Programming Considerations To paraphrase an old song and reverse the meaning UCINET is built for speed not for comfort Oftentimes during the programming of UCINET we had to choose between using a fast algorithm that used a lot of memory and therefore reduced the maximum size