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Hi all, I'm wondering if I've run into a possible bug in how the baseline model is specified

Well, from a perhaps classical point of view, an exogenous variable is a variable that is not

growth() is only for simple growth curves (ie, with exogenous growth factors). Draw a path diagram of

Thank you for the feedback, Terrence Oumaima Le ven. 7 juin 2019 à 11:23, Terrence Jorgensen <

I suppose that the standarized indirect effect comes from the covariance matrix No, you can just find

To make sense of this, imagine a model without the residual covariances between ITSC and ITMC / BMC.

Thanks so much! On Wednesday, 13 March 2019 13:27:20 UTC, Christopher Desjardins wrote: You should

I want to verify that the residuals will still be modelled correctly for the ordered variables if

Thank you, Benedikt!

Yes, that is precisely correct. In fact, it is important to avoid making mention in syntax of

Error in vnames(FLAT, type = "ov.x", ov.x.fatal = TRUE) : lavaan ERROR: model syntax

It's because you are overriding the fixed.x = TRUE with the exogenous covariance. Presumably, you

Hello, Finally, the solution (given by Dr. Rosseel) is to add "conditional.x = FALSE" as a

Dear Dr.Terrence For the problem: 2. The above command only work with exogenous variables that have

I know that standardized coefficients are quite useful to compare the effect size between different

Thanks! I think I understand it better now. On Saturday, August 25, 2018 at 8:38:19 AM UTC-4,