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This repository houses the small "graphdata" package to be used in conjunction with R's "igraph" package for social network analysis. The "graphdata" package can be used to transform event level customer data into an igraph object.

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Overview

"graphdata" is a small R package that is used to transform event level customer data into an iGraph object for network analysis. -graph_data() creates an iGraph object.


Motivation

This package was developed in conjunction for the final project in BANA-277, Customer and Social Analytics, at the University of California, Irvine Paul Merage School of Business. For our final project, we performed a network analysis on a large amount of data from an online retail store. Through previous assignments, we were familiar with using iGraph, but found ourselves at a roadblock: our data was in the original form, and needed to be transformed to be properly used with iGraph.


Installation

Install the development version from GitHub via the package "devtools":

# development version from GitHub:
#install.packages("devtools") 

# install "graphdata" (without vignettes)
devtools::install_github("matthiasronnau/graphdata")

# install "graphdata" (with vignettes)
devtools::install_github("matthiasronnau/graphdata", build_vignettes = TRUE)

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This repository houses the small "graphdata" package to be used in conjunction with R's "igraph" package for social network analysis. The "graphdata" package can be used to transform event level customer data into an igraph object.

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