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calculateDf | R Documentation |
Calculate the degrees of freedom for a given model from a cSEMResults object.
calculateDf( .object = NULL, .null_model = FALSE, ... )
.object |
An R object of class cSEMResults resulting from a call to |
.null_model |
Logical. Should the degrees of freedom for the null model
be computed? Defaults to |
... |
Ignored. |
Although, composite-based estimators always retrieve parameters of the postulated models via the estimation of a composite model, the computation of the degrees of freedom depends on the postulated model.
See: cSEM website for details on how the degrees of freedom are calculated.
To compute the degrees of freedom of the null model use .null_model = TRUE
.
The degrees of freedom of the null model are identical to the number of
non-redundant off-diagonal elements of the empirical indicator correlation matrix.
This implicitly assumes a null model with model-implied indicator correlation
matrix equal to the identity matrix.
A single numeric value.
assess()
, cSEMResults
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