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tna: An R Package for Transition Network Analysis
Santtu Tikka1, Sonsoles López-Pernas2, Mohammed Saqr2
1University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland.
Applied Psychological Measurement
|June 9, 2025
Summary
This study introduces the R package tna for transition network analysis (TNA). It helps researchers understand educational transitions by modeling temporal and relational dynamics between states.
Area of Science:
- Educational research
- Network analysis
- Sociology
Background:
- Understanding educational transitions is crucial for studying learning, motivation, and social dynamics.
- Existing methods may not fully capture the temporal and relational complexity of these transitions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the R package tna, a novel tool for transition network analysis (TNA).
- To provide a comprehensive framework for analyzing the dynamics of transitions in educational research.
Main Methods:
- The study implements the R package tna, offering procedures for TNA model estimation.
- It includes functions for building transition networks, identifying patterns, and computing centrality measures.
- Network visualization and statistical assessments for group differences and transition importance are also provided.
Main Results:
- The tna package facilitates robust analysis of educational transition dynamics.
- It enables detailed examination of temporal and relational aspects of state changes.
- The package supports statistical comparisons and assessment of transition significance.
Conclusions:
- The R package tna offers a unified and powerful framework for educational transition network analysis.
- This tool enhances the ability to investigate complex dynamics in learning, motivation, and social interactions.
- The package provides researchers with advanced methods for network construction, analysis, and statistical validation.
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