Build and Compare an ENA Model
Configure units, conversations, codes, and a stanza window in webENA, then compare networks without confusing visual separation with statistical evidence.
Open the tutorialLearn ENA by making the analysis decisions.
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Audit ENA Normalization, Projection, and Rotation
Separate connection accumulation from normalization and dimensional reduction, then justify whether an SVD or two-group means rotation answers the research question.
Open the tutorialQuantify Uncertainty Around ENA Comparisons
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise representing the sampling uncertainty around group locations, edge differences, and effect estimates instead of treating plotted means as exact, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialUse Means Rotation for a Prespecified Two-Group Question
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise deciding when the first ENA axis should align with the difference between exactly two prespecified group means, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialInterpret SVD Dimensions and Co-registration
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise understanding what SVD axes summarize and whether network node positions are aligned well enough with projected unit coordinates for interpretation, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialReproduce an ENA Model Across Implementations
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise checking whether two ENA implementations produce equivalent accumulated connections, normalized vectors, projections, and interpretations under matched settings, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
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