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New Features in EQS 6.1 and Added Features in 6.2


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Click on any of the following new features available on EQS 6.1 to learn more:

  1. New and Improved Normal Theory and Missing Data Methods
  2. Arbitrary Distribution Methods
  3. Resampling and Simulation Methods and Statistics

Added Features in 6.2

1. Nesting and Equivalence Tests

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2. Automatic Difference Tests

3. Exploratory Factor Analysis (with Bifactor Rotation)

4. Smoothing a Correlation Matrix

5. New Categorical Data Handling Options

6. New Formula for Robust RMSEA

7. Satorra-Bentler Mean and Variance adjusted

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NEW AND IMPROVED NORMAL THEORY (EM-TYPE MISSING DATA) METHODS

  • Jamshidian-Bentler EM-type missing data procedures for one or multiple samples.
  • Kim-Bentler test of missing completely at random (MCAR), including homogeneity of means and covariances.
  • LM and Wald tests in multi-sample analysis.
  • Bentler-Yuan test for potential structured mean models.
  • Bentler-Raykov corrected R-square for nonrecursive models.
  • Regression and Bentler-Yuan optimal GLS factor scores computed and saved.
  • Advanced start values for structured mean analysis.
  • Standard errors for total effects.
  • Internal consistency reliability and maximal reliability coefficients for composite based on a 1-factor model.
  • Reliability coefficient rho for a factor model.
  • Cronbach’s alpha, greatest lower bound reliability, Bentler’s dimension-free lower bound reliability and Shapiro’s lower bound reliability for a weighted composite.
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CORRECTED NORMAL THEORY METHODS FOR NON-NORMAL & MISSING DATA

  • Satorra-Bentler statistic for multiple methods and multi-sample analysis.
  • Correct (including Satorra-Bentler robust) standard errors for indirect and total effects.
  • Satorra-Bentler information matrix for LM test.
  • Yuan-Bentler F-test and Yuan-Bentler-Browne residual-based statistics.
  • Yuan-Bentlercorrect statistics for non-normal missing data.

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HETEROGENEOUS KURTOSIS METHODS

  • Bentler, Berkane and Kano statistics for heterogeneous kurtoses.
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ARBITRARY DISTRIBUTION METHODS

  • Asymptotically distribution free (ADF) mean and covariance structure methodology.
  • Yuan-Bentler corrected chi-square and F-tests.
  • Yuan-Bentler corrected ADF standard errors.
  • ADF analysis of correlation structures.

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CASE (SUBJECT) WEIGHTING METHODS

  • A priori case weights for weighted mean and covariance structure analysis (e.g., for complex sample surveys).
  • Yuan-Bentler case-robust methodology for outliers and influential observations.
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MULTI-LEVEL MODELS

  • HLM-like (Chou, Bentler and Pentz) multilevel methodology for latent variables.
  • Bentler-Liang maximum likelihood multilevel methodology.
  • Muthén’s MUML multilevel methodology.

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RESAMPLING AND SIMULATION METHODS AND STATISTICS

  • Standard errors for standardized solution etc via bootstrap.
  • Model based bootstrapping (extended Beran-Bollen-Stine methodology).
  • Expanded simulation capacities: multiple group and MCAR data generation.
  • Deng-Lin FMRG random number generator.

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MODELING FEATURES AND APPROACHES

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  • /MODEL paragraph for simple model specification (virtually eliminates the need for /EQUATION, /VARIANCE, and /COVARIANCE sections). Many equations are built with a few simple script commands.
  • Command script for building many constraints simply.
  • Maximum number of model variables (including categorical) raised to 200.
  • SAVE paragraph for saving imputed data and factor scores.
  • Statistics and indexes for Satorra-Bentler 'robust' statistics reportable separately.
  • EQS output optional in HTML format.
  • EQS output optional in matrix format or compact format (instead of equation format).

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DIAGRAMMER

  • Advanced Diagrammer for creating and reporting a model.
  • Wizard system to create path, factor, structural equation, and latent growth curve models.
  • Polynomial-orthogonal coefficients computed for latent growth curve model.

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USER INTERFACE IMPROVEMENTS

  • Project manager for organizing and retrieving all analyses from a treeview outline.
  • Transporter for moving a project and its related analyses with a simple drag and drop operation.
  • More usable data editor with unlimited sample size.
  • Data sheet modifiable with a simple drag and drop operation.
  • Covariance matrix is now entered directly on the data editor.
  • Better 3D data plot.
  • Improved and more general ANOVA.
  • Some non-parametric general statistics analyses available.
  • Front-end EM missing data procedure for data imputation.
  • Improved equation builder.
  • General-purpose multi-equation data transformation in a syntax window.
  • Transformation formulas are savable and re-usable.
  • Simple creation of z-scores for a variable or an entire data sheet.

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