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Select Specific Fit Indices

You can also compare models by using the AIC or ECVI fit indices, rather than the anova() function. These fit indices are very useful if your models include different manifest variables. When comparing sets of AIC or ECVI values, the best model would have the smallest fit index. The saved models from the previous exercise have been loaded for you.

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Structural Equation Modeling with lavaan in R

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Oefeninstructies

  • Use fitmeasures() to calculate the fit indices for each model separately.
  • Select only the aic and ecvi fit indices to shorten the output.

Praktische interactieve oefening

Probeer deze oefening eens door deze voorbeeldcode in te vullen.

# Analyze the original model
epi.fit <- cfa(model = epi.model, data = epi)

# Find the fit indices for the original model


# Analyze the updated model
epi.fit1 <- cfa(model = epi.model1, data = epi)

# Find the fit indices for the updated model
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