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• Hi Kati, We still need to implement a network comparisons features in JASP (implementing the Network Comparison Test is on the agenda as a feature request). Which network characteristics are you interested in (e.g., the structure of the edges, cent…

  in Formal comparison of networks in JASP Comment by Jill March 2023
• Hi BJ89, I agree that if you don't have enough power, do not use the grouping variable to estimate two networks. And what do you mean when you say, "mgm doesn't appear to produce anything informative" and "EBICglasso seems to produc…

  in Network analysis - categorical grouping variable? Comment by Jill December 2022
• Hi Wenrui Zhao, Regarding the clustering measures: There are different ways to estimate clustering coefficients (quantifying the degree to which nodes cluster together) in your network model. In JASP we report four of them. For details on how these …

  in Clustering Plots in Network Analysis Comment by Jill December 2021
• Hi Konstantin, EBICglasso estimation method assumes Gaussian data. For binary data it is recommended to use an Ising model (also discussed in the paper you reference). This can be done by selecting the option IsingFit or IsingSampler under "es…

  in Network Analysis in JASP: Correlations Comment by Jill December 2021
• Hi Rich,  Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to select Spearman correlations (sorry for the confusion, as it is now stated wrongly in the help file as an option). We’ll add Spearman correlations as soon as possible!  Relating to the Auto correlat…

  in Network Analysis in JASP: Correlations Comment by Jill November 2021
• Hi Kayan, The CS coefficients are not included in JASP yet (this is on the to-do list for the near future). However, if you want to assess the stability of your centrality measures, you can also look at the Centrality stability plot when you select…

  in 'zero' in betweeness and CS coefficient (network analysis) Comment by Jill June 2021