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== Specialized programs ==

Blockmodeling is done with specialized [[computer program]]s, dedicated to the analysis of anetworks largeor networksblockmodeling in particular, as:

* '''BLOCKS''' ([[Tom Snijders]]),<ref name="stats.ox.ac.uk">[https://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~snijders/socnet.htm STATS.ox.ac.uk – Social Network Analysis]</ref>

* '''[[CONCOR]]''',<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Steiber |first1=Steven R. |date=1981 |title=Building better blockmodels: A non–hierarchical extension of CONCOR with applications to regression analysis |url= |journal=Mid–American Review of Sociology |volume=VI |issue= |pages=17–40 |doi=}}</ref>

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* '''[[Pajek]]''' (Vladimir Batagelj and [[Andrej Mrvar]]),<ref name="Generalized Blockmodeling with Paje"/>

* '''[[R (programming language)|R]]–package Blockmodeling''' ([[Aleš Žiberna]]),...<ref name="Absent Ties in Social Networks, the"/><ref>[https://cran.r–project.org/web/packages/blockmodeling/blockmodeling.pdf Cran.R–project.org – Package 'blockmodeling']</ref><ref name="ReferenceA"/>

* '''SIENA''' (Tom Snijders),<ref name="stats.ox.ac.uk"/>

* '''SNOWBALL''' (Tom Snijders),<ref name="stats.ox.ac.uk"/>

* '''StOCNET''' (Tom Snijders),<ref name="stats.ox.ac.uk"/>

* '''ZO''' (Tom Snijders),<ref name="stats.ox.ac.uk"/>

== See also ==