How reliable are centrality measures for data collected from fragmentary and heterogeneous historical sources? A case study.

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During, Marten

2016 • In Brughmans, Tom; Collar, Anna; Coward, Fiona (Eds.) The Connected Past. Challenges to Network Studies in Archaeology and History

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Keywords :

HistoricalNetworks; HistoricalNetworks\_articles; PhD\_articles

Disciplines :

History

Author, co-author :

During, Marten ; University of Luxembourg > Rectorate > Digital European Integration Studies (DEIS)

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Language :

English

Title :

How reliable are centrality measures for data collected from fragmentary and heterogeneous historical sources? A case study.

Publication date :

2016

Main work title :

The Connected Past. Challenges to Network Studies in Archaeology and History

Editor :

Brughmans, Tom

Collar, Anna

Coward, Fiona

Publisher :

Oxford Publishing, Oxford, Unknown/unspecified

ISBN/EAN :

978-0-19-874851-9

Pages :

85--102

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