read.splsm: Import of XML Model Description Specified in SmartPLS
In semPLS: Structural Equation Modeling Using Partial Least Squares
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
See Also
Examples
Description
Imports a .splsm file, an XML model description,
specified in SmartPLS (see references). Note, that moderator effects
specified within SmartPLS are not yet supported. Nevertheless
moderating effects can be specified manually.
Usage
1
read.splsm(file=character(), order=c("generic", "alphabetical"))
Arguments
file
A character naming the path to the .splsm file
produced by SmartPLS.
order
A character describing how to order the latent variables
(LVs). If
-
"generic" the LVs will be ordered according to their
appearance in the causal chain of the
structural model (default).
-
"alphabetical" the LVs will be ordered
alphabetically.
Value
The object returned is of class splsm with the elements:
connectionIDs
A data.frame containing a source id
and target id for all connections of the path model, as specified
in the .splsm file produced by SmartPLS. The ids refer to
the nodes of latent and manifest variable.
variables
A data.frame containing the names of all the
nodes together with their id and x -, y-position on the
SmartPLS GUI.
latent
A character vector naming the latent variables.
manifest
A character vector naming the manifest variables.
path
Is somehow identical with connectionIDs, only that
the node ids are replaced by their names.
strucmod
Contains only the subset of path representing the
structural model.
measuremod
Contains only the subset of path representing
the measurement model.
D
The adjacency matrix \bm{D} for the structural model.
M
The adjacency matrix \bm{M} for the measurement model.
blocks
A list naming the MVs belonging to each LV's block
and telling their measurement mode.
order
See armguments section.
References
Ringle, C.M./Wende, S./Will, S.: SmartPLS 2.0 (M3) Beta, Hamburg 2005,
http://www.smartpls.de.
See Also
Examples
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
# getting the path to file: 'ECSI_Tenenhaus.splsm' (generated by SmartPLS)
ptf <- system.file("SmartPLS", "workspace", "ecsi", "ECSI_Tenenhaus.splsm",
package="semPLS")
# creating the model specification to use with 'sempls()'.
ECSI <- read.splsm(ptf)
ECSI
Example output
Loading required package: lattice
Loading required package: XML
$connectionIDs
sourceID targetID
1 14651541 21722279
2 14651541 17027654
3 13579577 26179329
4 14651541 1266014
5 26179329 32685607
6 13579577 15463408
7 24640154 13165790
8 24567316 24835182
9 14651541 25504385
10 16164994 13236631
11 24640154 22041176
12 24567316 26384885
13 24567316 13778515
14 26179329 22834317
15 13579577 24640154
16 24567316 26179329
17 26179329 16164994
18 24640154 26179329
19 24567316 8630287
20 1266014 4456558
21 24567316 22693155
22 14651541 26179329
23 14651541 31380681
24 14651541 20336075
25 24567316 24640154
26 14651541 13579577
27 26179329 28518282
28 13579577 24567316
29 13579577 21521158
30 26179329 1266014
31 24567316 1272917
32 1266014 27449879
33 1266014 17754918
34 13579577 10154161
35 16164994 1266014
36 24567316 16655704
$variables
name id xPos yPos
1 Image 14651541 331 123
2 Satisfaction 26179329 551 320
3 Value 24640154 340 320
4 Expectation 13579577 154 209
5 Complaints 16164994 745 448
6 Loyalty 1266014 741 218
7 Quality 24567316 156 458
8 CUEX1 21521158 19 199
9 CUEX2 10154161 19 234
10 CUEX3 15463408 19 269
11 CUSA1 22834317 671 310
12 CUSA2 32685607 671 345
13 CUSA3 28518282 671 380
14 CUSCO 13236631 738 582
15 CUSL1 17754918 649 133
16 CUSL2 27449879 734 133
17 CUSL3 4456558 819 133
18 IMAG1 31380681 154 38
19 IMAG2 25504385 239 38
20 IMAG3 21722279 324 38
21 IMAG4 20336075 409 38
22 IMAG5 17027654 494 38
23 PERQ1 1272917 21 378
24 PERQ2 24835182 21 413
25 PERQ3 22693155 21 448
26 PERQ4 16655704 21 483
27 PERQ5 8630287 21 518
28 PERQ6 13778515 21 553
29 PERQ7 26384885 21 588
30 PERV1 22041176 205 327
31 PERV2 13165790 205 362
$latent
[1] "Image" "Expectation" "Quality" "Value" "Satisfaction"
[6] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
$manifest
[1] "IMAG1" "IMAG2" "IMAG3" "IMAG4" "IMAG5" "CUEX1" "CUEX2" "CUEX3" "PERQ1"
[10] "PERQ2" "PERQ3" "PERQ4" "PERQ5" "PERQ6" "PERQ7" "PERV1" "PERV2" "CUSA1"
[19] "CUSA2" "CUSA3" "CUSCO" "CUSL1" "CUSL2" "CUSL3"
$path
source target
[1,] "Image" "IMAG3"
[2,] "Image" "IMAG5"
[3,] "Expectation" "Satisfaction"
[4,] "Image" "Loyalty"
[5,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA2"
[6,] "Expectation" "CUEX3"
[7,] "Value" "PERV2"
[8,] "Quality" "PERQ2"
[9,] "Image" "IMAG2"
[10,] "Complaints" "CUSCO"
[11,] "Value" "PERV1"
[12,] "Quality" "PERQ7"
[13,] "Quality" "PERQ6"
[14,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA1"
[15,] "Expectation" "Value"
[16,] "Quality" "Satisfaction"
[17,] "Satisfaction" "Complaints"
[18,] "Value" "Satisfaction"
[19,] "Quality" "PERQ5"
[20,] "Loyalty" "CUSL3"
[21,] "Quality" "PERQ3"
[22,] "Image" "Satisfaction"
[23,] "Image" "IMAG1"
[24,] "Image" "IMAG4"
[25,] "Quality" "Value"
[26,] "Image" "Expectation"
[27,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA3"
[28,] "Expectation" "Quality"
[29,] "Expectation" "CUEX1"
[30,] "Satisfaction" "Loyalty"
[31,] "Quality" "PERQ1"
[32,] "Loyalty" "CUSL2"
[33,] "Loyalty" "CUSL1"
[34,] "Expectation" "CUEX2"
[35,] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
[36,] "Quality" "PERQ4"
$strucmod
source target
[1,] "Image" "Expectation"
[2,] "Expectation" "Quality"
[3,] "Expectation" "Value"
[4,] "Quality" "Value"
[5,] "Image" "Satisfaction"
[6,] "Expectation" "Satisfaction"
[7,] "Quality" "Satisfaction"
[8,] "Value" "Satisfaction"
[9,] "Satisfaction" "Complaints"
[10,] "Image" "Loyalty"
[11,] "Satisfaction" "Loyalty"
[12,] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
$measuremod
source target
[1,] "Image" "IMAG1"
[2,] "Image" "IMAG2"
[3,] "Image" "IMAG3"
[4,] "Image" "IMAG4"
[5,] "Image" "IMAG5"
[6,] "Expectation" "CUEX1"
[7,] "Expectation" "CUEX2"
[8,] "Expectation" "CUEX3"
[9,] "Quality" "PERQ1"
[10,] "Quality" "PERQ2"
[11,] "Quality" "PERQ3"
[12,] "Quality" "PERQ4"
[13,] "Quality" "PERQ5"
[14,] "Quality" "PERQ6"
[15,] "Quality" "PERQ7"
[16,] "Value" "PERV1"
[17,] "Value" "PERV2"
[18,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA1"
[19,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA2"
[20,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA3"
[21,] "Complaints" "CUSCO"
[22,] "Loyalty" "CUSL1"
[23,] "Loyalty" "CUSL2"
[24,] "Loyalty" "CUSL3"
$D
Image Expectation Quality Value Satisfaction Complaints Loyalty
Image 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
Expectation 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
Quality 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
Value 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Satisfaction 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Complaints 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Loyalty 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$M
Image Expectation Quality Value Satisfaction Complaints Loyalty
IMAG1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
PERQ1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERV1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
PERV2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
CUSA1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSA2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSA3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSCO 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
CUSL1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUSL2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUSL3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
$blocks
$blocks$Image
[1] "IMAG1" "IMAG2" "IMAG3" "IMAG4" "IMAG5"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Expectation
[1] "CUEX1" "CUEX2" "CUEX3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Quality
[1] "PERQ1" "PERQ2" "PERQ3" "PERQ4" "PERQ5" "PERQ6" "PERQ7"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Value
[1] "PERV1" "PERV2"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Satisfaction
[1] "CUSA1" "CUSA2" "CUSA3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Complaints
[1] "CUSCO"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Loyalty
[1] "CUSL1" "CUSL2" "CUSL3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$order
[1] "generic"
attr(,"class")
[1] "splsm" "plsm"
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Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also Examples
Description
Imports a .splsm file, an XML model description, specified in SmartPLS (see references). Note, that moderator effects specified within SmartPLS are not yet supported. Nevertheless moderating effects can be specified manually.
Usage
1 | read.splsm(file=character(), order=c("generic", "alphabetical"))
|
Arguments
file |
A |
order |
A
|
Value
The object returned is of class splsm with the elements:
connectionIDs |
A |
variables |
A |
latent |
A character vector naming the latent variables. |
manifest |
A |
path |
Is somehow identical with |
strucmod |
Contains only the subset of |
measuremod |
Contains only the subset of |
D |
The adjacency matrix \bm{D} for the structural model. |
M |
The adjacency matrix \bm{M} for the measurement model. |
blocks |
A |
order |
See armguments section. |
References
Ringle, C.M./Wende, S./Will, S.: SmartPLS 2.0 (M3) Beta, Hamburg 2005, http://www.smartpls.de.
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # getting the path to file: 'ECSI_Tenenhaus.splsm' (generated by SmartPLS)
ptf <- system.file("SmartPLS", "workspace", "ecsi", "ECSI_Tenenhaus.splsm",
package="semPLS")
# creating the model specification to use with 'sempls()'.
ECSI <- read.splsm(ptf)
ECSI
|
Example output
Loading required package: lattice
Loading required package: XML
$connectionIDs
sourceID targetID
1 14651541 21722279
2 14651541 17027654
3 13579577 26179329
4 14651541 1266014
5 26179329 32685607
6 13579577 15463408
7 24640154 13165790
8 24567316 24835182
9 14651541 25504385
10 16164994 13236631
11 24640154 22041176
12 24567316 26384885
13 24567316 13778515
14 26179329 22834317
15 13579577 24640154
16 24567316 26179329
17 26179329 16164994
18 24640154 26179329
19 24567316 8630287
20 1266014 4456558
21 24567316 22693155
22 14651541 26179329
23 14651541 31380681
24 14651541 20336075
25 24567316 24640154
26 14651541 13579577
27 26179329 28518282
28 13579577 24567316
29 13579577 21521158
30 26179329 1266014
31 24567316 1272917
32 1266014 27449879
33 1266014 17754918
34 13579577 10154161
35 16164994 1266014
36 24567316 16655704
$variables
name id xPos yPos
1 Image 14651541 331 123
2 Satisfaction 26179329 551 320
3 Value 24640154 340 320
4 Expectation 13579577 154 209
5 Complaints 16164994 745 448
6 Loyalty 1266014 741 218
7 Quality 24567316 156 458
8 CUEX1 21521158 19 199
9 CUEX2 10154161 19 234
10 CUEX3 15463408 19 269
11 CUSA1 22834317 671 310
12 CUSA2 32685607 671 345
13 CUSA3 28518282 671 380
14 CUSCO 13236631 738 582
15 CUSL1 17754918 649 133
16 CUSL2 27449879 734 133
17 CUSL3 4456558 819 133
18 IMAG1 31380681 154 38
19 IMAG2 25504385 239 38
20 IMAG3 21722279 324 38
21 IMAG4 20336075 409 38
22 IMAG5 17027654 494 38
23 PERQ1 1272917 21 378
24 PERQ2 24835182 21 413
25 PERQ3 22693155 21 448
26 PERQ4 16655704 21 483
27 PERQ5 8630287 21 518
28 PERQ6 13778515 21 553
29 PERQ7 26384885 21 588
30 PERV1 22041176 205 327
31 PERV2 13165790 205 362
$latent
[1] "Image" "Expectation" "Quality" "Value" "Satisfaction"
[6] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
$manifest
[1] "IMAG1" "IMAG2" "IMAG3" "IMAG4" "IMAG5" "CUEX1" "CUEX2" "CUEX3" "PERQ1"
[10] "PERQ2" "PERQ3" "PERQ4" "PERQ5" "PERQ6" "PERQ7" "PERV1" "PERV2" "CUSA1"
[19] "CUSA2" "CUSA3" "CUSCO" "CUSL1" "CUSL2" "CUSL3"
$path
source target
[1,] "Image" "IMAG3"
[2,] "Image" "IMAG5"
[3,] "Expectation" "Satisfaction"
[4,] "Image" "Loyalty"
[5,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA2"
[6,] "Expectation" "CUEX3"
[7,] "Value" "PERV2"
[8,] "Quality" "PERQ2"
[9,] "Image" "IMAG2"
[10,] "Complaints" "CUSCO"
[11,] "Value" "PERV1"
[12,] "Quality" "PERQ7"
[13,] "Quality" "PERQ6"
[14,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA1"
[15,] "Expectation" "Value"
[16,] "Quality" "Satisfaction"
[17,] "Satisfaction" "Complaints"
[18,] "Value" "Satisfaction"
[19,] "Quality" "PERQ5"
[20,] "Loyalty" "CUSL3"
[21,] "Quality" "PERQ3"
[22,] "Image" "Satisfaction"
[23,] "Image" "IMAG1"
[24,] "Image" "IMAG4"
[25,] "Quality" "Value"
[26,] "Image" "Expectation"
[27,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA3"
[28,] "Expectation" "Quality"
[29,] "Expectation" "CUEX1"
[30,] "Satisfaction" "Loyalty"
[31,] "Quality" "PERQ1"
[32,] "Loyalty" "CUSL2"
[33,] "Loyalty" "CUSL1"
[34,] "Expectation" "CUEX2"
[35,] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
[36,] "Quality" "PERQ4"
$strucmod
source target
[1,] "Image" "Expectation"
[2,] "Expectation" "Quality"
[3,] "Expectation" "Value"
[4,] "Quality" "Value"
[5,] "Image" "Satisfaction"
[6,] "Expectation" "Satisfaction"
[7,] "Quality" "Satisfaction"
[8,] "Value" "Satisfaction"
[9,] "Satisfaction" "Complaints"
[10,] "Image" "Loyalty"
[11,] "Satisfaction" "Loyalty"
[12,] "Complaints" "Loyalty"
$measuremod
source target
[1,] "Image" "IMAG1"
[2,] "Image" "IMAG2"
[3,] "Image" "IMAG3"
[4,] "Image" "IMAG4"
[5,] "Image" "IMAG5"
[6,] "Expectation" "CUEX1"
[7,] "Expectation" "CUEX2"
[8,] "Expectation" "CUEX3"
[9,] "Quality" "PERQ1"
[10,] "Quality" "PERQ2"
[11,] "Quality" "PERQ3"
[12,] "Quality" "PERQ4"
[13,] "Quality" "PERQ5"
[14,] "Quality" "PERQ6"
[15,] "Quality" "PERQ7"
[16,] "Value" "PERV1"
[17,] "Value" "PERV2"
[18,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA1"
[19,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA2"
[20,] "Satisfaction" "CUSA3"
[21,] "Complaints" "CUSCO"
[22,] "Loyalty" "CUSL1"
[23,] "Loyalty" "CUSL2"
[24,] "Loyalty" "CUSL3"
$D
Image Expectation Quality Value Satisfaction Complaints Loyalty
Image 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
Expectation 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
Quality 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
Value 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Satisfaction 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Complaints 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Loyalty 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$M
Image Expectation Quality Value Satisfaction Complaints Loyalty
IMAG1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMAG5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
CUEX3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
PERQ1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERQ7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PERV1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
PERV2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
CUSA1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSA2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSA3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
CUSCO 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
CUSL1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUSL2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUSL3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
$blocks
$blocks$Image
[1] "IMAG1" "IMAG2" "IMAG3" "IMAG4" "IMAG5"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Expectation
[1] "CUEX1" "CUEX2" "CUEX3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Quality
[1] "PERQ1" "PERQ2" "PERQ3" "PERQ4" "PERQ5" "PERQ6" "PERQ7"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Value
[1] "PERV1" "PERV2"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Satisfaction
[1] "CUSA1" "CUSA2" "CUSA3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Complaints
[1] "CUSCO"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$blocks$Loyalty
[1] "CUSL1" "CUSL2" "CUSL3"
attr(,"mode")
[1] "A"
$order
[1] "generic"
attr(,"class")
[1] "splsm" "plsm"
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