ls.net currently uses a "netglm" rather than a "netlm" fitting function. This essentially means that it uses a generalized version that is not specifically catered towards itself.
In principle, we should be appropriate using this netlm function (which is bugged in current implementation). This however is not important at them moment, since using "netglm" without a link function is equivalent to any "netlm" procedure.
Still, this is worth looking at in the future.
The issue with "netlm" not working might lie in the fact that there exist two version of "netlm" and one is incredible hacked from "sna".
Additionally we should add proper citations for the code paraphrasing the "sna" package
ls.net currently uses a "netglm" rather than a "netlm" fitting function. This essentially means that it uses a generalized version that is not specifically catered towards itself.
In principle, we should be appropriate using this netlm function (which is bugged in current implementation). This however is not important at them moment, since using "netglm" without a link function is equivalent to any "netlm" procedure.
Still, this is worth looking at in the future.
The issue with "netlm" not working might lie in the fact that there exist two version of "netlm" and one is incredible hacked from "sna".
Additionally we should add proper citations for the code paraphrasing the "sna" package