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Popularity Regression-Based Latent Space Model for Large-Scale Sparse Network Analysis
Degree heterogeneity is one of the most important properties of network data. It is widely observed that degree heterogeneity is often related to the nodal features. In this study, we investigate the estimation and statistical inference for a popularity regression-based latent space model with nodal
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