Computes descriptive statistics and variance/covariance components from a
round-robin network using the Social Relations Model framework. Requires
a square (unipartite) adjacency matrix; for bipartite networks, use
srm() instead.
Usage
srm_stats(
mat,
type = c("rowmeans", "colmeans", "totalmeans", "actor_var", "unique_var",
"partner_var", "relationship_cov", "actor_partner_cov"),
time = NULL
)Arguments
- mat
A square numeric matrix (or list of square matrices for longitudinal data). Diagonal values are set to zero internally. NAs are replaced with zero. Must not be an
srmobject (statistics are already insummary(fit)$variance_table).- type
One of:
"rowmeans": row means (average out-ties per actor)."colmeans": column means (average in-ties per actor)."totalmeans": grand mean of off-diagonal entries."actor_var": actor (sender) variance component."partner_var": partner (receiver) variance component."unique_var": unique dyadic variance component."relationship_cov": generalized reciprocity covariance."actor_partner_cov": covariance between sending and receiving.
Variance and covariance components require n >= 4 actors. For n <= 3,
NAis returned.- time
Optional character vector of time-point names to subset when
matis a named list.
Value
A named numeric vector (for descriptive statistics) or scalar
(for variance components). For a list input, a list of such values.
See srm() for the unified interface.
Examples
# simple inline example
test_matrix = matrix(c(0, 1, 2, 2, 0, 1, 1, 2, 0), nrow = 3, ncol = 3)
rownames(test_matrix) = colnames(test_matrix) = c("A", "B", "C")
actor_totalmeans = srm_stats(test_matrix, type = "totalmeans")
data(classroom)
srm_stats(classroom, type = "rowmeans")
#> Cady Aaron Gretchen Karen Janis Damian Kevin Glen
#> 4.4172727 3.6690909 3.4300000 4.5300000 3.1218182 5.8963636 3.7109091 2.9563636
#> Shane Trang Regina Norbury
#> 2.6563636 3.0945455 0.7109091 3.8990909
srm_stats(classroom, type = "actor_var")
#> [1] 1.400046
srm_stats(classroom, type = "actor_partner_cov")
#> [1] -0.2524702
# longitudinal
data(trade_net)
srm_stats(trade_net, type = "colmeans", time = c("2015", "2019"))
#> $`2015`
#> USA CHN DEU JPN GBR FRA KOR IND
#> 2.2188889 0.8955556 2.3422222 2.6511111 3.0111111 1.7422222 1.9833333 2.4411111
#> BRA CAN
#> 1.6144444 3.6844444
#>
#> $`2019`
#> USA CHN DEU JPN GBR FRA KOR IND
#> 2.585556 2.523333 2.006667 2.728889 1.484444 3.736667 1.736667 2.053333
#> BRA CAN
#> 2.988889 3.095556
#>