Introduction to Exploring Social Network Structure with Visualization in R

[@Kthb80]

I took this class years ago with you, I still come back to watch the videos from time to time. I learned so much in that class!

[@JamesCookUMA]

Cool. :)

[@choheeshrader9843]

Thanks Dr. Cook. This is super helpful.

[@painterabc123]

I am not in your course at UM Augusta, but still find your videos helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@wills5618]

Really helpful, thank you.

[@him4u324]

I got a different perspective to look at networks. Thanks for this video

[@张国栋-n2l]

so clearly logical speaker !

[@liusiyu527]

This is so helpful! Thank you!

[@ninfaruthquispemamani6013]

MUCHAS GRACIAS....!!!!!!

[@pastramiking]

You don't need to multiply the color integers by a number in the same way you did with the size. The base palette in R only has 8 colors: "black", "red", "green3", "blue", "cyan", "magenta", "yellow" and "gray". That means that col=1 and col=9 are both "black" unless you change the palette. You should probably use a palette like "heat.scales" with that data because the degree's magnitude carries information.

[@JamesCookUMA]

OK! Thanks for the tip.

[@sunisaprasopporn4668]

when i want to put male and female, how i should?