Kaladani
commented
3 months ago Dear LinPing-lin,
your error message does not correspond to your code, but I suspect that you either missspecified the interaction1 parameters or you are trying to use effects that are only meaningful in a directed network. In general, it would be helpful if you could provide your actual code snippet.
However, these types of questions are better asked on the mailing list at https://groups.io/g/RSiena - the github issues are meant for bug descriptions or requests for new features.
Best Regards, Daniel
TomSnijders
Hello everyone, I've recently been using Rsiena to analyze data from single-mode and two-mode networks, but I seem to be running into some problems, so please help me out.
Note: All networks are undirected
Reference Paper: Koskinen, Johan, and Tom AB Snijders. "Multilevel longitudinal analysis of social networks." Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A: Statistics in Society 186.3 (2023): 376-400.
In this article, there is a reference to ”id“ effect, "od" effect,"odd"effect, and "idXod" effect, My question is, is it possible that I want to use these effects in my single-mode network and my two-mode network? How should I go about writing the code？
The key code for this part of the article is as follows：
effsr <- setEffect(effsr, outActIntn, name="friends", interaction1="del", parameter=1) effsr <- setEffect(effsr, outPopIntn, name="friends", interaction1="del", parameter=1) effsr <- includeInteraction(effsr, outActIntn, outPopIntn, name="friends", interaction1=c("del","del"), parameter=1) effsr <- setEffect(effsr, from, name="friends", interaction1="del")When I run the third line of code, it prompts: Error in includeInteraction(effects, outActIntn, outPopIntn, name = "networkB", : Third effect not found** I don't know why this happened.