31:54
HNR lunch lecture John Ladd: Comparing Networks of Biography
35:17
HNR lunch lecture E. Hornung/A. Mees: Roman Transport Network Connectivity & Economic Integration
25:36
HNR lunch lecture Cindarella Petz: Network models and configurations for conviction
29:57
HNR lunch lecture Mehwish Alam: Graph Representation Learning
34:14
HNRCS: Aline Deicke - Quo vadis, HNR? Chances & Challenges of Network Research in the Humanities
01:05:51
HNRCS: Wenyi Shang – Workshop (intermediate level): ERGM and Network Simulation
16:01
HNRCS: Jeffrey Tharsen & Clovis Gladstone – TextPAIR Viewer (TPV) 1.0
11:26
HNRCS: Alex Mayfield – China Historical Christian Database
01:18:41
HNRCS: Marilyn Levine – Workshop (intermediate level): Hierarchical Clustering and Heat Map
01:14:01
HNRCS: Xiong Huei-Lan & Song Chen – Workshop: Centrality and Modularity Analysis in Gephi and Visone
01:13:48
HNRCS: Michael Fuller & Wang Hongsu – Workshop (beginner level): Network Analysis with CBDB Data
30:10
HNRCS: Keynote Speech by Peter K. Bol – “Kinship and Collegiality in Chinese Literati Networks”
10:03
HNRCS: Matthias Arnold & Henrike Rudolph – Early Chinese Periodicals Online Database (ECPO)
14:15
HNRCS: Henrike Rudolph & Chen Song – Introduction to the Conference
11:03
Introduction to Social Network Analysis [2/5]: The Origins
13:20
Introduction to Social Network Analysis [3/5]: Historical Applications
15:46
Introduction to Social Network Analysis [1/5]: Main Concepts
10:59
Introduction to Social Network Analysis [5/5]: Complex Situations
08:11
Introduction to Social Network Analysis [4/5]: Graph Interpretation
28:35
HNR lunch lecture Rachel Midura: Early Modern Digital Itineraries (1545-1761)
28:00
«Les lieux qui font liens»: Several Ways to Integrate Places in Network Analysis | Marion Maisonobe
46:04
The Sphaera Corpus in its Social and Economic Context | Matteo Valleriani
48:31
Exponential Random Graph Models: Theory and Applications on Historical Networks | Antonio Fiscarelli
29:54
From historical source to network data | Claire Lemercier
01:07:39
Analysis of Two-Mode Networks with Python | Demival Vasques Filho
43:43
HNR lunch lecture Ramona Roller:Modeling time in correspondence networks of the European Reformation
40:27
HNR lunch lecture Diane Cline: People, Places, and Things in Contexts
37:18
HNR lunch lecture Henrike Rudolph:(Re)Constructing Historical Narratives from Collective Biographies
34:02
HNR lunch lecture Demival Vasques Filho: Extracting large scale network data from archives
32:00
HNR2020 Keynote Petter Holme "Temporal Networks"
30:50
HNR2020 Keynote Ruth Ahnert "Networking the Early Modern Archive"
40:11
HNR2020 Keynote Marieke van Erp: " Computationally Tracing Concepts Through Time and Space"
01:27
Keynote Trailer Petter Holme: Temporal Networks
01:13
Keynote Trailer Ruth Ahnert: Networking the Early Modern Archive
01:20
Keynote Trailer Marieke van Erp: Computationally Tracing Concepts
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