hancock | R Documentation |
It is the confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) version of maximal reliability. This coefficient takes the standardized factor loading as the reliability of each item, and finds the weight that maximizes the reliability. Hence, Hancock's H shows a different result than the reliability estimator using conventional unit weights.
hancock(x, nonneg_loading = FALSE)
x |
a dataframe or a cov (unidimensional) |
nonneg_loading |
if TRUE, constraint loadings to nonnegative values |
Hancock's H
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hancock(Graham1)
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