hi
for some model that i draw, some coefficients were more than 1, in other soft such amos. but in PLS, i do not have any coefficients more than 1.
which estimate is correct? in Amos or PLS?
In PLS, should i test distribition of data(univariate & multivariate) in PLS?
if between variables, there was collinearity, what can i do about this Var.s?
How do we interpret the estimates?
collinearity
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Hi,
for some model that i draw, some coefficients were more than 1, in other soft such amos. but in PLS, i do not have any coefficients more than 1.
which estimate is correct? in Amos or PLS?
In AMOS I think you have problem "heywood case".
In PLS, should i test distribition of data(univariate & multivariate) in PLS?
For test normality in PLS used IBM SPSS (some method required it).
if between variables, there was collinearity, what can i do about this Var.s?
How do we interpret the estimates?
You cannot interpret before clear collinearity.
Best Regards,
Hengky
for some model that i draw, some coefficients were more than 1, in other soft such amos. but in PLS, i do not have any coefficients more than 1.
which estimate is correct? in Amos or PLS?
In AMOS I think you have problem "heywood case".
In PLS, should i test distribition of data(univariate & multivariate) in PLS?
For test normality in PLS used IBM SPSS (some method required it).
if between variables, there was collinearity, what can i do about this Var.s?
How do we interpret the estimates?
You cannot interpret before clear collinearity.
Best Regards,
Hengky