Hi, I am trying to fit a SEM model (the ram specification of the model, along 
with the estimated polycoric VCmatrix (CC32), is attacched), but I get the 
following error message: "Error in 1:m : NA/NaN argument"I did not find any 
help on internet, so I tried to understend what is going wrong calling: 
getAnywhere(sem.default) and reproducing the sem.default function step by 
step.I found that the problem arises from:
    n.fix <- length(fixed.x)

    if (!is.null(fixed.x)) {

        for (i in 1:n.fix) {

            for (j in 1:i) {

                ram <- rbind(ram, c(2, fixed.x[i], fixed.x[j], 

                  0, S[fixed.x[i],
fixed.x[j]]))

            }

        }

    }

    m <- max(ram[, c(2, 3)])
Indeed, if I run just:    
for (i in 1:n.fix) {for (j in 1:i) {G<-c(2, fixed.x[i], fixed.x[j],             
     0, S[fixed.x[i], fixed.x[j]]) }
I get only this (G=):  "2"       "Autunno" "Autunno" "0"       "1"
But I still cannot understand what is wrong.The code I used is:
library(sem)CLB<-classifyVariables(Mod.Bus)

fisse<-as.character(CLB$exogenous)Business32<-sem(Mod.Bus,
S= as.matrix(CC32), N<- 16029, fixed.x=fisse,objective= objectiveGLS,
maxiter=100000)

Can anybody help me please?Any suggestion will be truly appreciated.Annalisa 
                                          

Model ram specific.docx (21K) 
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