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Use this tag for any *on-topic* question that (a) involves `R` either as a critical part of the question or expected answer, & (b) is not *just* about how to use `R`.
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Network size limitations of `netlm` and `netlogit` from R's SNA package
My initial experience is negative: When I run the commands on my network, the R process expands in memory until it fills both the live memory and the virtual memory and then it crashes (even with one repetition … Is this a matter throwing more resource at R, and is there a good way to calculate how much? Or are the current MRQAP algorithms simply not adapted to such networks? …
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Network size limitations of `netlm` and `netlogit` from R's SNA package
Response from Carter Butts:
At present, those functions make heavy use of adjacency representations for the underlying data, and hence do not scale to graphs with more than ~40,000 or so nodes (g …
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Very large odds ratio (558) in logit regressions
I have been running logit regressions on large samples in order of hundreds of thousands in a preliminary study that will eventually end up in non-parametric tests. Both my dependent variable and my i …
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