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Only registered users and moderators may post messages here. Wesley Anderson posted on Tuesday, Ma3:11 pm Muthen posted on Tuesday, Ma3:08 pmįrom your last sentence I conclude that one could translate this as Xbar influencing the random slope of Y on X. But you might also say Xbar indirectly influences Y through influencing partial regression a of Y on X (as in Multilevel models in Mplus).īengt O. The latter cannot be included otherwise it looks like E = cXbar and Ybar by hypothesis is fixed. For example, Y = f(X,Xbar) where the function includes an additive term aX, an interactive term bXXbar but no additive term cXbar. Here you might say Xbar directly influences Y. There is frequency dependent selection so Xbar must influence Y (individual fitness) not through Ybar (by definition fixed) but through interaction with Xbar. Consider a case in evolutionary biology known as soft selection. Wesley Anderson posted on Tuesday, Ma12:28 pm Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world. Or, do you see a need for something different? Join Facebook to connect with Xbar Ybar and others you may know. This is directly influencing the observed Y.
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I would say that when Xbar influences the between-level latent part of Y, where the observed Y is decomposed into 2 uncorrelated parts, Is there no way that Xbar can be modeled to directly cause Y? I am merely making sure I understand what's going on correctly.īengt O. Could you elaborate please? Also, I am not trying to discover a limitation in the methods used in Mplus. The color matching matching functions were downloaded from the CIE. I am not clear how the correlation or lack thereof (perhaps you mean after statistically control) between these two variables makes it the case that Xbar can or cannot be modeled to cause Y directly. Wesley Anderson posted on Tuesday, Ma11:18 amīut of course X and Xbar are correlated if Xbar is the mean of X in a group. The x-bar is the symbol (or expression) used to represent the sample mean, a statistic, and that mean is used to estimate the true population parameter, mu. But this doesn't seem to me a limitation. No, because the variables on the 2 levels are taken to be uncorrelated, just like in regular random effects anova. Is there no way that Xbar can be modeled to directly cause Y? I appreciate it.īengt O. Determine the centroid (xbar and ybar) measured from the given axes of the shape shown. When you use a random-slope model you assume Xbar causes Y through the partial regression coefficient of Y on X. Determine the centroid (xbar and ybar) measured from the given axes of the shape shown. When you use a random-intercept model you assume Xbar causes Y through Ybar. And another response variable measured on persons Y. Say you have two variables X and Xbar, the former measured on persons and the latter measured on groups of persons. Wesley Anderson posted on Tuesday, Ma10:30 am
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It's simple and does every single step as-is, leaving you to optimize the code itself to run better, but hopefully it'll give you an idea on how to structure your calculations.Mplus Discussion > Causation and Multilevel Modeling Mplus Home I am still not sure exactly which calculations you are trying to do, but I've structured the following code which you can go through. Science Physics Physics questions and answers Determine the Xbar and Ybar of the shape seen below. You may need to structure your code to calculate the sums in a different way, such as using a different variable as a range to loop on. sum2= for r in range(ybar)]īut, your for loops cannot use non-integers to loop, because they cannot loop, for example, 4.5 times. In your lines below, you use range(ybar) for your for loops. In your code, xbar and ybar are means of the arrays, given as floats (numpy type float 64). TypeError: 'numpy.float64' object cannot be interpreted as an integer. Python is getting caught up with the sum2 part, with the following error: Y = np.loadtxt("C:/Users/Bob/Documents/School/Comp Phys/ylsf.dat") X = np.loadtxt("C:/Users/Bob/Documents/School/Comp Phys/xlsf.dat")
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I tried to define each sum of the array combinations as nested loops. I'm trying to find a more efficient way to do this than besides defining the 4 array combinations, then the sums of each of the 4 combos, and then finding m. My instructor said we cannot use intrinsic python functions beyond np.loadtxt. Xbar and ybar are the mean values of the x and y arrays. Given two text files and 'x' and 'y' as arrays, write a subroutine that will give the slope 'm' and intercept 'b' of the least squares best fit line.
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