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INFO 623 Social Network Analytics
Name : Oluwatobi (Tobi) Bakare
Class – Info 623 -001
Assignment 6 (extra credits)
Considering the social network in the following figure
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Construct the sociomatrix.
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You may not be able to identify perfectly structurally equivalent subsets. Compute the Euclidean distance of the actors in the social network. Use hierarchical clustering to
identify the subsets of actors (indicate your threshold).
c.
Partition the socio matrix by the identified subsets
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