A Note on Identification in the Oblique and Orthogonal Factor Analysis Models
PsychometrikaPublished 1 September 1980
James Algina
Citations20
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Abstract
Conditions for removing the indeterminancy due to rotation are given for both the oblique and orthogonal factor analysis models. The conditions indicate why published counterexamples to conditions discussed by Jöreskog are not identifiable.
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