Conformity of two sociometric relations
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The random digraphs defined on a common vertex set are modelled by a loglinear model with parameters governing the out- and indegrees of the vertices and the size, reciprocity, exchange and multiplexity levels of the digraphs. Inference and testing is discussed.
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