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... O objetivo geral desta pesquisa é mapear a rede de coautoria cientíica de pesquisadores brasileiros que publicaram sobre a temática dos repositórios digitais, além de, identiicar os atores com maior índice de ... See full document

... Conforme Matheus e Silva (2006), um atorem ARS é uma unidade discreta que pode ser de diferentes tipos: uma pessoa, ou um conjunto discreto de pessoas agregados em uma unidade social coletiva, como subgrupos, ... See full document

... "social network LinkedIn, in order to discuss the potential of this as a tool for professional ...an analysis of the issues ...and analysis was performed using the methodology of ... See full document

... The expressions of open knowledge, embraced at their highest level by open science, presuppose the opening of barriers to established relationships between the parties wishing to produce knowledge, provided that aspects ... See full document

... applying Social Network Analysis (ARS), this study seeks to evaluate the role of the Center for Psychosocial Care - Alcohol and Oth- er Drugs (CAPSad) in the care network for drug ...city ... See full document

... complex network is irregular, complex and dynamically evolving in time, with the main focus moving from the analysis of small networks to that of systems with thousands or millions of nodes, and with a ... See full document

... and social proximity described by ...via social embeddedness [57], Sedrun and Andermatt’s links are being enhanced by social embeddedness while links between Sedrun and Disentis are being limited due ... See full document

... individual network of a doctor is more likely to have more and stronger ties within the hospital which the professional is affiliated to, despite not always being the verified ... See full document

... (a network method) in sports (Bourbousson, Poizat, Saury, & Seve, 2010; Duarte, Araújo, Correia, & Davids, 2012; Passos, et ...quantitative analysis with a qualitative one to explain the ... See full document

... Moody (2004) noted that despite what is referred above regarding co-authorship being predominantly a phenomenon occurring at natural sciences and science and technology, in social sciences research teams are ... See full document

... actors do not relate proactively. Another analyst department Foxtrot A8 has levels of influence, outdegree values, well below the average, but at the same time is a point where relationships and flows appear in ... See full document

... In social network analysis (SNA) graph centralities are used to identify the most important persons, communities and detect strange behav- iors in the ...of social net- works, people have ... See full document

... and social computing in HE setting paying particular attention to the facilities that provide encouragement, cooperation and collaboration among ...such social computing methodology, tools and applications ... See full document

... the network that occupies the outermost position with regard to the possibility of expansion and commu- nication with other subjects and ...for network cohesion, and the CHA for its ... See full document

... centrality analysis. Figure 2 illustrates the co-authorship social network, where the node size represents the degree of centrality and indicates the number of links incident upon a ... See full document

... gaining prominence for determining knowledge flows in organizations to facilitate the communication, collaboration and innovation of others is Social Network Analysis (SNA). SNA deals with mapping ... See full document

... This paper presents an empirical study on the implementation of SNA project as an improvement method for PDP program. The results indicate that we can reduce the product development time and associated cost through the ... See full document

... Social network analysis attempts to draw a mathematical map of relations between actors and to identify patterns of interaction (Kilduff and Tsai, 2003; Nelson and Hsu, 2005; Perry- Smith, 2006; ... See full document

... of social capital we argue that they strictly depend on social and historical circumstances in which social interactions are located, that’s why many marshalliani scholars talk about social ... See full document

... detailed analysis of data from the e-learning ...data analysis in the e-learning systems is essentially driven by hypotheses or assumptions that the researcher intends to ...data analysis tools to ... See full document