Fit tests for ACE models
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chancey
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Good morning,
I am running an ACE model for an ordered categorical outcome using script adapted from [Maes](http://ibg.colorado.edu/cdrom2016/maes/UnivariateAnalysis/one/oneACEo.R). I seem to be able to generate most indicators of model fit, including AIC, BIC, -2LL and p-values associated with likelihood-ratio tests for nested models. However, I cannot seem to generate an associated chi-square value. Is there a simple way to generate chi-square value for these tests? Thanks,
Chance
"saturated" model...?
mxCompare(), then the output column named 'diffLL' contains the chi-square test statistics for each pairwise model comparison. The column is poorly named, as it's actually the difference in -2logL.It sounds like what you might actually want is a chi-square test comparing one of those models with a "saturated" model. OpenMx has
mxRefModels()to automate fitting a saturated model suitable for many applications, but maybe not for twin modeling or MxModels involving definition variables (which you'll see if you read the linked man page). Many of the generic reference scripts (such as those from Boulder) manually create a saturated model, so you might want to look for one that does and follow its example.Log in or register to post comments
In reply to "saturated" model...? by AdminRobK
Thanks, Rob
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