IPMA

[imdad7371]

When I Calculate IPMA (Importance-Performance Map Analysis) in SmartPLS 3.0, original indicators data and rescaled indicators data shown is same. It means the IPMA does not rescale it. How to overcome this problem? Can anyone guide me?

[jmbecker]

In the IPMA settings dialog, you need to set Min and Max for each of your indicators correctly. Then, it rescales to a 0 to 100 scale. If you already have data in such a scale, of course, normal and rescaled are also the same.

[researchsurvey]

In the IPMA settings dialog, you need to set Min and Max for each of your indicators correctly. Then, it rescales to a 0 to 100 scale. If you already have data in such a scale, of course, normal and rescaled are also the same.

What is the formula used for the rescaling calculation? I'd like to get the confidence interval (5/95) for the rescaled figures

Thanks

[researchsurvey]

In the IPMA settings dialog, you need to set Min and Max for each of your indicators correctly. Then, it rescales to a 0 to 100 scale. If you already have data in such a scale, of course, normal and rescaled are also the same.

Hi Dr. Becker. Is there a way to find the confidence interval in the IPMA report anywhere?

[jmbecker]

For which parameter value do you want to get the confidence interval?

You find the rescaling approach that we used in the IPMA in Ringle, C. M. and M. Sarstedt (2016). Gain More Insight from Your PLS-SEM Results: The Importance-Performance Map Analysis, Industrial Management & Data Systems, 116(9), 1865-1886.