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Hi everyone, I am trying to run the attached model and compare between the two countries. However,

Thank you very much, Prof. Terrence! On Tuesday, 18 August 2020 at 05:04:26 UTC+8 Terrence Jorgensen

Yes. The cfa wrapper correlates latents by default. If you haven't already, I suggest you work

Thank you, Jorgensen. As you suggested, I find some methods to deal with cross-classified data for

"unknown label(s) in variable definition(s): Z" Is this because I am trying to estimate the

On 5/25/20 9:02 AM, Rosie Pendrous wrote: > I did have another query if possible: my categorical

Hello everyone! I estimate a model with two latent factors (3 categorical indicators each), a control

I know about this function, but V2 ~ abs(V1) is not syntax Lavaan accepts. lavaan (and most SEM

Burt, I have to wonder if there is not a deeper quandary behind your question. The fundamental

Thank you very much, Terrence! it's very helpful Valeria On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 12:48 PM

Ilker, Here is a simple CFA example. # Simulate ordinal data require(lavaan) # see ?model.syntax for

If it is for a CFA, stating which item goes in which factor, yes, you can do something like this dd

Hi everyone, I now tried to use estimator WLSMV because my variables are measured with likert scale.

https://statistics.ohlsen-web.de/sem-path-diagram/ Am 22.10.19, 18:59, Dave Bell <

I should add that if I run the same model without including the general factor, I get the same

I think with the use of 'lavinspect' function and 'vcov.std.all' option in it. you

Thank you so much, Terrence! To help others who wonder the same question, I pasted the syntax that

Thank you for the reference! 在2023年4月18日星期二 UTC+2 14:31:09<Terrence Jorgensen> 写道： Have you

Hi Ed, After applying your advice to my own syntax, the model is able to be fit with the desired

Thanks!! Did not know this before(just a beginner). I have a sample with n >10000, I assume the

I do have categorical data but with the mesurementInvariance() (and not the measurementInvarianceCat(

Thank you very much for your help, Dr. Jorgensen! I will definitely try it out. (I'm sorry for

Mauricio I have checked how it works with some examples and for me it works, but predicted

Dear Mauricio, Thanks for this information. Do you know where could I find an example of syntax for

Did it work out at the end? I tried the same, but somehow lavaan didn't recognise varz... zrc2...

Hello! Mark, Edward and Chris - you are the best! I am a newbie at both R and lavaan, and so I

Can lavaan handle cross-level mediation for multilevel data? Yes. Galo <- read.table("http://

Thank you, Benedikt!

Your IVs can only explain Level 2 variance (ie, differences in cluster means of the mediator), so you

Thanks Alex! Much appreciated! -Ryne On Tuesday, December 11, 2018 at 12:53:37 PM UTC-6, Alex