How to quick sort out the item to factor?

[jeremy keller]

summary(df_core_mirt)

Rotation:  oblimin 

Rotated factor loadings: 

          F1       F2       F3       F4       F5     h2

q01 -0.02405  0.06901  0.11105  0.01532  0.62977 0.4085

q02  0.00501  0.17319 -0.64388 -0.15088  0.10349 0.4696

q03  0.20978 -0.31703 -0.09514  0.38116  0.10571 0.3218

q04 -0.18936  0.08609 -0.17750  0.17451  0.08567 0.1072

q05 -0.41517  0.00378 -0.05311 -0.07555  0.05878 0.1657

q06 -0.04581 -0.19695 -0.00688  0.07371  0.56246 0.3972

q07 -0.00430  0.05119 -0.54925  0.06953 -0.14285 0.3540

q08 -0.10886 -0.00769 -0.31692  0.38219  0.00701 0.2586

q09 -0.02577  0.44790  0.04114  0.00194 -0.00233 0.2029

q10 -0.76878 -0.07059 -0.00351 -0.10646 -0.03696 0.6007

For example, item q01 should belong to F5 because 0.62977 is biggest in 5 factors. q02 should belong to F3 because -0.64388 is biggest in that row.

I need to check item one by one to know item belong to which factor.

Is there any method to get result quickly?

[Phil Chalmers]

This is a good question for stack overflow. 

Phil

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[jeremy keller]

Ok, but few people use mirt in SO.

在 2017年9月8日星期五 UTC+8下午10:17:13，Phil Chalmers写道：

Phil

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[Seongho Bae]

In basic, why are you sort them? if you have just ten items, that's too over-factored.

Seongho

2017년 9월 8일 금요일 오후 10시 44분 12초 UTC+9, jeremy keller 님의 말: