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reliability | R Documentation |
Given a matrix x
in which every column represents a variable,
this function reports (a) the estimated reliability (Cronbach's alpha)
for the battery of n
variables, and (b) the estimated reliability
for each possible combination of n - 1
variables. If x
contains missing values, listwise deletion will be done via
na.omit(x)
so that alpha can be calculated.
reliability(x, ...)
x |
Matrix of numbers |
... |
additional arguments passed to |
The function prints output to the screen and invisibly returns a list with five elements:
nrowBeforeListwiseDeletion
is the number of rows of x
.
nrowAfterListwiseDeletion
is the number of rows of x
after listwise deletion.
alpha
is Cronbach's alpha for x
after listwise deletion.
alphaSmall
is a vector of ncol(x)
numbers. It shows what Cronbach's alpha is when we remove one variable at a time from na.omit(x)
.
alphaSmallAfterListwiseDeletion
is a vector of ncol(x)
numbers. It shows what Cronbach's alpha is when we remove one variable at a time from x
and then use listwise deletion on the new matrix.
Peter Ellis
John G. Bullock
data(iris) reliability(iris[, 1:4])
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