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A graph‐theoretic definition of a sociometric clique†
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1973
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Network Theory (Electrical Engineering)Adequate Computational MechanicsEngineeringNetwork AnalysisSocial NetworkComputational Social ScienceRandom GraphStructural Graph TheoryNetwork EconomicsNetwork InterdictionProbabilistic Graph TheoryStatisticsSocial Network AnalysisNetwork Theory (Organizational Economics)Social NetworksCommunity StructureNetwork ScienceGraph TheoryNetwork BiologySocioraetric CliqueBusinessSociometric Clique†
The intent of this paper is to provide a definition of a socioraetric clique in the language of graph theory. This problem is viewed from two perspectives: maintaining fidelity to the intuitive notion of a clique; and providing adequate computational mechanics for large bodies of data. Luce's (1950) concept of an n‐clique is used, but further qualifications are added. Two statistics or measures with associated probability distributions are defined for testing the adequacy of a subgraph which qualifies according to the definition.
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