
doi: 10.1007/bf02293808
A general approach to the analysis of covariance structures is considered, in which the variances and covariances or correlations of the observed variables are directly expressed in terms of the parameters of interest. The statistical problems of identification, estimation and testing of such covariance or correlation structures are discussed.Several different types of covariance structures are considered as special cases of the general model. These include models for sets of congeneric tests, models for confirmatory and exploratory factor analysis, models for estimation of variance and covariance components, regression models with measurement errors, path analysis models, simplex and circumplex models. Many of the different types of covariance structures are illustrated by means of real data.
Identification, Testing, Simplex Models, Correlation Structures, Factor analysis and principal components; correspondence analysis, Path Analysis Models, Estimation of Variance, General Approach, Regression Models, Analysis Of Covariance Structures, Congeneric Tests, Factor Analysis, Estimation
Identification, Testing, Simplex Models, Correlation Structures, Factor analysis and principal components; correspondence analysis, Path Analysis Models, Estimation of Variance, General Approach, Regression Models, Analysis Of Covariance Structures, Congeneric Tests, Factor Analysis, Estimation
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