nwrem
nwrem fits relational event models to a timestamped sequence of events by maximizing the ordinal partial likelihood, after the R package relevent.
nwrem is not part of the core nwcommands. It is a package of its own, released under the
GNU General Public License, version 3, and it needs the core installed first.
| License | GPL-3 |
| Repository | github.com/thomas-u-grund/nwrem |
| Install | nwinstall, modelpkg(nwrem) (after the core; nwinstall, everything installs the core and the four model packages) |
| Version | nwrem version; release history on GitHub |
Without nwinstall |
net install nwrem, from(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thomas-u-grund/nwrem/main/) replace |
nwrem version shows the installed release and nwversion lists all model packages. Updating the
core never overwrites the package; to update the package, repeat the nwinstall line. Inside Stata, help nwrem gives the complete syntax, options and examples.
What it offers:
- degree, inertia and other event-history statistics of senders and receivers
- actor-attribute covariate effects
- maximum likelihood estimation
A first model:
. nwrem chat, nodsnd nidrec
Section: nwrem. First tutorial: A first relational event model. nwrem is written from Butts (2008) and cross-checked with the R package relevent; it is not a replacement for it.