study shows GLS is more efficient
for small and badly distributed samples.
So perhaps it would be worth the effort to make
an addition to sem(sem)
Yours
Ralf Finne
Emeritus
Novia University of Applied Science
Vasa Finland
Jeremy Miles jeremy.mi...@gmail.com 12/02/09 8:22 PM
In the world of SEM
for large samples and normal distribution
the SEM-problem should be optimized by GLS (Generalized Least Squares).
So to the question:
Is there any R-function that solves SEM with GLS?
Ralf Finne
Novia University of Applied Science
Vasa Finland
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a mistake? Have anyone of you knowledge
of any other package doing similar things like Confirmative Factor Analysis
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when a
combination of systems would appear. One typical expert system
uses Fuzzy Logic to suggest the diagnosis.
In more modern systems one tends to make the system self learning
to improve the system.
Hoping for comments
Ralf Finne
Swenska yrkeshögskolan
Vasa Finland
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