It is common in the analysis of social network data to assume a census of the networked population of interest. Often the observations are subject to partial observation due to a known sampling or unknown missing data mechanism. However, most …
In close elections, the losing side has an incentive to obtain evidence that the election result is incorrect. Sometimes this evidence comes in the form of court testimony from a sample of invalid voters, and this testimony is used to adjust vote …
Most inference using social network models assumes that the presence or absence of all relations is known. This is rarely the case. Most social network analysis ignores the problem of missing data by including only actors with complete observations. …