This appears to be a case of insufficient understanding of statistics, which is
not on topic for r-help. Look at how well the per-firm models would work... my
guess is that some of the firms have insufficient data for useful analysis. If
that is not it, consider providing a more concrete example
Dear Arne,
thank you very much upfront for your time that you invest in answering my
question.
I'm using your systemfit R package to analyze if companies risk appetite has a
relationship to their performance and how it evolves over time. We collected
data for ca. 80 companies, from 6 segment
Hi,
> The code I have used is
>
>> summary(prefdata)
>> prefdata[prefdata>5]=NA
>> summary(prefdata)
>> prefdata2=as.matrix(prefdata[3:22])
>> stats=paf(prefdata2)
> [1] "One of your variables is a constant. Constants are disallowed as
> part of
could you provide some data / sample data you used fo
Hi,
I'm trying to do an exploratory factor analysis for a uni assignment
but I keep getting this error message coming up
[1] "One of your variables is a constant. Constants are disallowed as
part of a scale."
when I turn the data into a matrix and look at the stats. I've been
told that
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