Closed kemorkemor closed 3 weeks ago
Where did you find a manual for version 3? I think we only have one for version 2 at the moment.
I think the problem may arise because in version 3 of rDNA, networks are saved as matrices with some additional attributes and a new class label for one- or two-mode network matrices. When you try statnet's as.network
function, this function expects a matrix, not a DNA network matrix. You can cast the object into a matrix using as.matrix
before you hand it over to as.network
.
Can you try it and let me know if this fixes your problem?
The documentation hasn't kept up with the development, unfortunately, but I will try to rectify this some time later this year.
Thank you for your comment. I am a new-bee and was perplexed when I used rDNA after having created and coded my DNA data with ver.3.09. Now I have carefully read your instructions and found out the issue.
I have fixed my problem with statnet's as.network function. Thank you very much for your advice!
I'm using rDNA(3.0.9) package on R in order to control dna-3.0.9.jar.
When I try to create network data using sample.dna file according to dna-manual-3(pp.83-4) under the windows 10 circumstances, I got the following error. I would appreciate if somebody could help me with a solution.
congruence <- dna_network(networkType = "onemode", statementType = "DNA Statement", variable1 = "organization", variable2 = "concept", qualifier = "agreement", qualifierAggregation = "congruence", duplicates = "document") congruence
nw <- network(congruence)
following comes out:
Error in as.network.matrix(x, directed = directed, hyper = hyper, loops = loops, : the dimensions of the matrix argument (7 by 7) do not match the network size indicated by the attached n attribute (22), perhaps matrix.type argument is not correct
Thank you in advance.