Editing Communication and Social Networks (Spring 2020)/Dutch School Data Visualization challenge
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# [https://github.com/jdfoote/Communication-and-Social-Networks/raw/master/activities/school_data_example.Rmd This R file] shows an A+ example of this assignment. It shows how to load the code, gives you visualization ideas, and some code that you might want to alter for your assignment. As with the other one, you should be able to right-click it, save it, and open it in RStudio. I explain the code in [https://youtu.be/prCmVEUTxQE this video]. | # [https://github.com/jdfoote/Communication-and-Social-Networks/raw/master/activities/school_data_example.Rmd This R file] shows an A+ example of this assignment. It shows how to load the code, gives you visualization ideas, and some code that you might want to alter for your assignment. As with the other one, you should be able to right-click it, save it, and open it in RStudio. I explain the code in [https://youtu.be/prCmVEUTxQE this video]. | ||
There are lots of different questions that you can ask about this data, and lots of different ways to visualize relationships between them. Your goal is to identify a question that you think would be interesting and to use R to visualize the network in a way that sheds light on that question. | There are lots of different questions that you can ask about this data, and lots of different ways to visualize relationships between them. Your goal is to identify a question that you think would be interesting and to use R to visualize the network in a way that sheds light on that question. I decided to look at whether friendships which were mutual were more likely to have the same drinking behavior. I ended up coloring the nodes based on drinking behavior and coloring the edges based on whether they had the same drinking behavior. | ||
== The data == | == The data == |