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The asymptotic distribution of a goodness of fit statistic for factorial invariance (English)
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1985
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Suppose that random factor models with k factors are assumed to hold for m p-variate populations. A model for factorial invariance has been proposed wherein the covariance or correlation matrices can be written as \(\Sigma_ i=LC_ iL'+\sigma^ 2_ iI\), where \(C_ i\) is the covariance matrix of factor variables and L is a common factor loading matrix, \(i=1,...,m.\) Also a goodness of fit statistic has been proposed for this model. The asymptotic distribution of this statistic is shown to be that of a quadratic form in normal variables. An approximation to this distribution is given and thus a test for goodness of fit is derived. The problem of dimension is considered and a numerical example is given to illustrate the results.
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random factor models
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factorial invariance
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goodness of fit statistic
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quadratic form in normal variables
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numerical example
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