Hi all,
When I ran the univariate or bivariate scripts for some of my variables, I often get NA for some of the CIs requested, followed by this line: "Investigate missing CIs with the detail output in MxComputeConfidenceInterval "
I would like to know what causes the missing CIs and what can I do to get the missing CIs? I'm not sure if I understand what arguments to put in the MxComputeConfidenceInterval.
Thank you very much for the help!
Best Regards,
Yi Ting
After mxRun, you can find the diagnostics in model$compute$steps$CI$output$detail
Typically, the reason you get NAs is because your model isn't sufficiently identified.
Hi Joshua,
Thanks for your reply, unfortunately, I got NULL when I input 'AceFit$compute$steps$CI$output$detail'. Did I miss something?
If you're running version 2.2.x, I think you should be able to see the detailed CI output if you do something like
summary(myFittedModel,verbose=T)
.What does mxVersion() say?
Hi Joshua,
Here are my mxVersion details:
OpenMx version: 2.2.4 [GIT v2.2.4]
R version: R version 3.2.1 (2015-06-18)
Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32
Default optimiser: SLSQP