Specify the relationship between the latent factors. Estimating a correlation between factors is declared by joining the two factors with an asterisk (e.g., F1*F2)1.How can I know whether F1 and F2 has relationship?
2.Suppose every factor has relationship with others, then I will add COV=F1*F2*Fn to each mirt model?
mirt package is really good, thanks for any help!
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On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 3:49 AM, jeremy keller <778...@gmail.com> wrote:Specify the relationship between the latent factors. Estimating a correlation between factors is declared by joining the two factors with an asterisk (e.g., F1*F2)1.How can I know whether F1 and F2 has relationship?Do they theoretically correlate? And if so, is this supported by data (i.e., estimate it).2.Suppose every factor has relationship with others, then I will add COV=F1*F2*Fn to each mirt model?Yes.
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