Something seems wrong in Factor Module
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2021 4:42 pm
Hi guys. Thank you very much for the work done developing jamovi.
I have a problem in the Factor module,
When running a Principal Component Analysis -based on parallel analysis, and without any options enabled in Assumption Checks, Factor Loading or Additional Output- Results show a solution (working with about 160 subjects and 36 items) implying 2-components.
At the moment everything OK!!!
But the moment I activate Bartlett's test, the results update, and a 3-component solution appears.
And, if I activate the KMO option, the 2-factor solution reappears.
If I change the activated options and leave without activating any option, the 3-factor solution remains (SIC).
And sometimes when activating component summary option, a 4-factor solution appears.
I do not understand the logic of the problem since with the same configuration of options, 3 different solutions appear in some occasions.
I would appreciate any explanation or comment.
I don't know if it matters that data are not good, it's a validation into Russian of a scale created in English (not too good), which generates a PCA or EFA models that don't meet requirements for RMSEA, CFI or TLI.
Cheers from Catalonia
I have a problem in the Factor module,
When running a Principal Component Analysis -based on parallel analysis, and without any options enabled in Assumption Checks, Factor Loading or Additional Output- Results show a solution (working with about 160 subjects and 36 items) implying 2-components.
At the moment everything OK!!!
But the moment I activate Bartlett's test, the results update, and a 3-component solution appears.
And, if I activate the KMO option, the 2-factor solution reappears.
If I change the activated options and leave without activating any option, the 3-factor solution remains (SIC).
And sometimes when activating component summary option, a 4-factor solution appears.
I do not understand the logic of the problem since with the same configuration of options, 3 different solutions appear in some occasions.
I would appreciate any explanation or comment.
I don't know if it matters that data are not good, it's a validation into Russian of a scale created in English (not too good), which generates a PCA or EFA models that don't meet requirements for RMSEA, CFI or TLI.
Cheers from Catalonia