Closed brianmsm closed 4 years ago
Without data, I might not be able to track down the source of the error. Does this error occur when you fit a single-level model?
model_01 <- "Autoritarismo =~ CPP2 + CPP17 + CPP39
Logro =~ CPP4 + CPP13 + CPP24 + CPP32"
You'll notice that the estimated factor covariance from the first-order model will exactly equal the variance of your second-order factor, because the second-order model is just a reparameterized equivalent of a first-order model (no information added).
Someone else provided a reproducible example in issue #65, and I tracked it down a fixed it in the development version.
218/5000 I have the following problem when I try to calculate the reliability of an estimated model with wash, using the
reliability
function. When I enter the function with the "fit" as an argument, I get the following error:Error in r[cbind(1L:p, 1L:p)] <- 1 : subscript out of bounds
. As it is a second order model, I also try to use reliabilityL2, where I get the following error:Error in ps[[i]][indexl2, indexl2, drop = FALSE] : subscript out of bounds
. I am using the following code to perform the calculation:Output:
CPP.xlsx