Locate sociogram in a map

[Mario Escobar]

Good afternoon and greetings

ORA allows the location of a sociogram on a map through geographic coordinates?

[Kathleen Carley]

yes

On Fri, Aug 4, 2023 at 4:24 PM Mario Escobar <mario.es...@gmail.com> wrote:

Good afternoon and greetings

ORA allows the location of a sociogram on a map through geographic coordinates?

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[Mihovil Bartulović]

Dear Mario,

yes it does - as long as your nodes have latitude and longitude as attributes you can visualize the network using Visualizations -> GeoSpatial networks.

Hope this helps!

Mihovil

[Shakir Karim]

Hi,

Based on the above-undirected network, can you please advise me on the step-by-step process of how I can get degree centralisation, closeness centralisation and betweenness centralisation by using ORA?

Thank you.

Kindest Regards,

Shakir Karim

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[Mihovil Bartulović]

Dear Shakir,

once you have network imported into ORA select the network in question -> Generate Reports -> select All Measures by Category -> click next all the way to the end -> save report and once the report opens in your browser click on Analysis of network your_network_name and there you'll find every single network measure per node.

Hope this helps!

Mihovil

[Shakir Karim]

Hi Mihovil,

Thank you.

Kindest Regards,

Shakir Karim

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[Shakir Karim]

Hi Mihovil,

Hope you are well.

 

I have a person ID (patient)

I also have a provider ID (Hospital, medical centre, doctor, GP, specialists, etc.)

I have a few concerns. 

Nodes with No. Shared Patients or Records

In the Network, how does ORA treat providers who have no shared patients or service records with others?

Are these providers completely excluded from the network output, or are they represented as isolated nodes?

 

Constructing the Network: Shared Patients vs. Shared Records

Since my purpose of the network is to support the interpretation of providers' Cost Performance, how and what I should consider whether the network should be based on:

 

The number of unique shared patients (deduplicated), or the number of shared service records (all occurrences).

The next question is, I have drawn a network based on two columns in ORA software, one is patient ID, and the other is Provider ID. I now have the link value, which indicates the number of shared patients. I also have the link value, which indicates the number of services. How can I get the link value, which only indicates the number of shared patients with weight, by using ORA software?  

[Shakir Karim]

Hi,

Any luck in answering all my questions?

Thank you.

Kindest Regards,

Shakir Karim