Re: snowRMM returns an error after updating to 5.0.9
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 4:59 pm
Hello Dr. Seol,
Thank you for the feedback. You're right. I tried running the same analysis in r, and it all turned exactly the same as the one reported in jamovi.
Do you have any advice for problems such as these? The models should exhibit multidimensionality (at least according to the literature), but it seems to show unidimensionality.
One possible solution that I can seem to think of is to build the complete model (all dimensions are nested), then build the smaller models for each separate dimension (based on theoretical groundings), and then compare the fit statistics of each model against the nested model. Does this sound like a plausible solution? or is this a sign of a bad dataset?
Thank you again for your helpful insights.
Thank you for the feedback. You're right. I tried running the same analysis in r, and it all turned exactly the same as the one reported in jamovi.
Do you have any advice for problems such as these? The models should exhibit multidimensionality (at least according to the literature), but it seems to show unidimensionality.
One possible solution that I can seem to think of is to build the complete model (all dimensions are nested), then build the smaller models for each separate dimension (based on theoretical groundings), and then compare the fit statistics of each model against the nested model. Does this sound like a plausible solution? or is this a sign of a bad dataset?
Thank you again for your helpful insights.