Statistical analysis of change in networks

O. Frank

Statistica Neerlandica, 1991, vol. 45, issue 3, 283-293

Abstract: A survey is given of random graphs and random graph processes which can be used to describe and analyze networks that are changing with time. Marko‐vian change over time, log‐linear models for change, and conditionally uniform models for change are described. It is noted that estimation is usually complex if the random graph involves dependent dyads. Models with deterministic change over time may be a way to avoid the difficulties implied by dependent dyads. Logit regression methods are described that can be used to estimate such models.

Date: 1991
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