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Hi,
I was wondering how prob_min and prob_max are calculated, because if I manually calculate it, I get different values
Example code for a 4 class solution:
m4vv<-lpa_clean %>% estimate_profiles(4, variances = "varying", covariances = 'varying') m4vv
Outputs:
Model Classes AIC BIC Entropy prob_min prob_max n_min n_max BLRT_p 6 4 269261.85 270151.02 0.89 0.89 1.00 0.14 0.32 0.01
Own calculation:
dat_m4vv<-get_data(m4vv) cm4<-dat_m4vv %>% group_by(Class) %>% summarise_at(vars( c(CPROB1,CPROB2,CPROB3,CPROB4) ), list(mean = mean)) %>% ungroup() cm4$Class<-NULL diag(as.matrix(cm4))
Outputs: [1] 0.9449972 0.9884853 0.8585581 0.9761004
[1] 0.9449972 0.9884853 0.8585581 0.9761004
Here the minimum and maximum seem to be .86 and .99. Or am I confused on what prob_min and prob_max are?
Best, Dirk
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Hi,
I was wondering how prob_min and prob_max are calculated, because if I manually calculate it, I get different values
Example code for a 4 class solution:
Outputs:
Own calculation:
Outputs:
[1] 0.9449972 0.9884853 0.8585581 0.9761004
Here the minimum and maximum seem to be .86 and .99. Or am I confused on what prob_min and prob_max are?
Best,
Dirk
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: