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Mark S. HandcockProfessor of Statistics, UCLAVerified email at ucla.edu
Carter T. ButtsChancellor's Professor, Departments of Sociology, Statistics, Computer Science, and EECS, UC IrvineVerified email at uci.edu
Steven M GoodreauProfessor of Anthropology, Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology, University of WashingtonVerified email at uw.edu
Adrian E. RafteryProfessor of Statistics and Sociology, University of WashingtonVerified email at uw.edu
Michael SchweinbergerAssociate Professor of Statistics, The Pennsylvania State UniversityVerified email at psu.edu
Eric KolaczykProfessor, Department of Mathematics & Statistics, McGill UniversityVerified email at mcgill.ca
Vishesh KarwaTemple UniversityVerified email at temple.edu
Aleksandra SlavkovicPenn State UniversityVerified email at stat.psu.edu
Nicole Bohme CarnegiePrincipal Data Scientist, The Public Health CompanyVerified email at phc.health
Michał BojanowskiKozminski UniversityVerified email at kozminski.edu.pl
Thomas Süβe (Suesse)Senior lecturer in statistics, University of WollongongVerified email at uow.edu.au
Christopher MarcumNational Institutes of HealthVerified email at uci.edu
Laura KoehlySocial and Behavioral Research Branch, National Human Genome Research Institute, National InstitutesVerified email at mail.nih.gov
Noel CressieDistinguished Professor, University of WollongongVerified email at uow.edu.au
Payam MokhtarianHead of Data & AI - MLOps and Data PlatformVerified email at uow.edu.au
Yan-Xia LinUniversity of WollongongVerified email at uow.edu.au

Pavel N. Krivitsky

Senior Lecturer in Statistics, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales

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Social Networks Exponential Families Latent Variable Models Statistical Computing


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statnet: Software tools for the statistical analysis of network data MS Handcock, DR Hunter, CT Butts, SM Goodreau, PN Krivitsky, ... The Statnet Project (http://www. statnet. org). R package version 9, 2016	476*	2016
A separable model for dynamic networks PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B, Statistical Methodology …, 2014	465	2014
Estimating the integrated likelihood via posterior simulation using the harmonic mean identity AE Raftery, MA Newton, JM Satagopan, PN Krivitsky bepress, 2006	400	2006
Representing degree distributions, clustering, and homophily in social networks with latent cluster random effects models PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock, AE Raftery, PD Hoff Social networks 31 (3), 204-213, 2009	323	2009
Exponential-family random graph models for valued networks PN Krivitsky Electronic Journal of Statistics 6, 1100-1128, 2012	309	2012
Fitting position latent cluster models for social networks with latentnet PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock Journal of Statistical Software 24 (5), 1-23, 2008	169	2008
Adjusting for network size and composition effects in exponential-family random graph models PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock, M Morris Statistical methodology 8 (4), 319-339, 2011	140	2011
Computational statistical methods for social network models DR Hunter, PN Krivitsky, M Schweinberger Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics 21 (4), 856-882, 2012	119	2012
tergm: Fit, simulate and diagnose models for network evolution based on exponential-family random graph models PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock The Statnet Project (http://www. statnet. org). R package version 3 (0), 2016	95*	2016
On the question of effective sample size in network modeling: An asymptotic inquiry ED Kolaczyk, PN Krivitsky Statistical science: a review journal of the Institute of Mathematical …, 2015	92	2015
Inference for social network models from egocentrically sampled data, with application to understanding persistent racial disparities in HIV prevalence in the US PN Krivitsky, M Morris The annals of applied statistics 11 (1), 427, 2017	84	2017
Exponential-family models of random graphs: inference in finite, super and infinite population scenarios M Schweinberger, PN Krivitsky, CT Butts, JR Stewart	72*	2020
Linear mixed-effect models using Eigen and S4 D Bates, M Maechler, B Bolker, S Walker, RHB Christensen, H Singmann, ... R package version 1, 2014	61	2014
latentnet: Latent position and cluster models for statistical networks PN Krivitsky, MS Handcock Seattle, WA. Version 2, 2007	52	2007
Sharing social network data: differentially private estimation of exponential family random-graph models V Karwa, PN Krivitsky, AB Slavković Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series C (Applied Statistics), 481-500, 2017	48	2017
R-Core.(2020). car: Companion to Applied Regression (3.0-10)[Computer software] J Fox, S Weisberg, B Price, D Adler, D Bates, G Baud-Bovy, B Bolker, ...	47
Morris, M. ergm: Fit, Simulate and Diagnose Exponential-Family Models for Networks the Statnet Project M Handcock, D Hunter, C Butts, S Goodreau, P Krivitsky Rpackage Version 3 (0), 0	45*
Differentially private exponential random graphs V Karwa, AB Slavković, P Krivitsky Privacy in Statistical Databases: UNESCO Chair in Data Privacy …, 2014	41	2014
networkDynamic: Dynamic extensions for network objects CT Butts, A Leslie-Cook, PN Krivitsky, S Bender-deMoll R package version 0.6, 2014	39	2014
Modeling valued networks with statnet PN Krivitsky, CT Butts The Statnet Development Team, 2013, 2013	36	2013

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