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Hi I am brand new to GMM and mplus and to make matters worse I am completely statistically challenged. I am getting some strange results and am wondering if I have made an error in my input commands (see below). TITLE: GMM on das with covariates 2 classes DATA: FILE IS 2011.dat.txt; VARIABLE: NAMES ARE sub dc0 dc1 dc2 dc3 dc4 agg1cent selfrmct selfrfct stepstat; USEVARIABLES ARE dc0 dc1 dc2 dc3 dc4 agg1cent selfrmct selfrfct stepstat; MISSING ARE ALL (999); CLASSES = c (2) ANALYSIS: TYPE = MISSING MIXTURE; STARTS = 100 10; MODEL: %OVERALL% i s | dc0@0 dc1@1 dc2@2 dc3@3 dc4@4; i s ON agg1cent selfrmct selfrfct stepstat; c#1 ON agg1cent selfrmct selfrfct stepstat; OUTPUT: TECH1 TECH8 TECH11 TECH12; I am doing (trying to do) a GMM with latent class trajectories for couple marital satisfaction over the first 4 years of marriage with aggression, self regulation male, self regulation female and stepfamily status (dichotomous) as the covariates. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Vanessa |
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If you plan to do this type of analysis, I suggest studying the topic first. We cover GMM in the Topic 6 course video and handout. Understanding growth modeling is necessary for understanding GMM. Topics 3 and 4 cover growth modeling. |
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I have already done this and many more, but thanks anyway. Obviously I am an idiot. |
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