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A Sensitivity Analysis of a Model for Parenting Risk and Resilience, Social-emotional Readiness, and Reading Achievement in Kindergarten Children from Low-income Families Model by Smith-Adcock, Leite, Kaya and Amatea4 years ago
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS USING SEMsens | Step 1 : Load data with names and indicate categorical variables | Step 2: Define the models | Step 3: Identify paths of interest | Step 4: Run sensitivity analysis with the SEMsens package | Step 5: Results | References
SEMsens 1.5.5Jia Quan (University of Florida) & Huibin Zhang (University of Florida)Smith19_6phantom3.Rmd
A sensitivity analysis of predicting continued use of online teacher professional development and the influence of social presence and sociability by Jo A. Smith and Stephen A. Sivo4 years ago
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS USING SEMsens | Step 1: Original Path Model & Estimation | Step 2: Construct the Sensitivity Model | Step 3: Conducting Sensitivity Analysis | Step 4: Sensitivity Analysis Results | References
SEMsens 1.5.5Gail Fish (University of Florida) & YongSeok Lee (University of Florida)Smith12vignette.Rmd
A Sensitivity Analysis of Toward a Greater Understanding of How Dissatisfaction Drives Employee Turnover by Peter W. Hom and Angelo J. Kinicki4 years ago
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS USING SEMsens | Step 1: Enter the data | Step 2: Define the models | Step 3: Identify paths of interest | Step 4: Sensitivity analysis | Step 5: Results | References
SEMsens 1.5.5Eric Wright (University of Florida) & Sanaz Nazari (University of Florida)Hom-vignette.Rmd
Package 'SEMsens'4 years ago
1. Function sa.aco | An exmaple | 2. Function sens.tables
SEMsens 1.5.5Walter Leite (University of Florida) & Zuchao Shen (University of Florida)SEMsens.Rmd