The functions listed below are deprecated and will be defunct
in the near future. When possible, alternative functions with similar
functionality are also mentioned. Help pages for deprecated functions are
available at help("semTools-deprecated").
longInvariance(model, varList, auto = "all", constrainAuto = FALSE,
fixed.x = TRUE, std.lv = FALSE, group = NULL, group.equal = "",
group.partial = "", strict = FALSE, warn = TRUE, debug = FALSE,
quiet = FALSE, fit.measures = "default", baseline.model = NULL,
method = "satorra.bentler.2001", ...)measurementInvariance(..., std.lv = FALSE, strict = FALSE,
quiet = FALSE, fit.measures = "default", baseline.model = NULL,
method = "satorra.bentler.2001")
measurementInvarianceCat(..., std.lv = FALSE, strict = FALSE,
quiet = FALSE, fit.measures = "default", baseline.model = NULL,
method = "default")
standardizeMx(object, free = TRUE)
The measurementInvariance, measurementInvarianceCat, and
longInvariance functions will no longer be supported. Instead, use
the measEq.syntax function, which is much more flexible and
supports a wider range of data (e.g., any mixture of numeric and
ordered indicators, any combination of multiple groups and repeated
measures, models fit to multiple imputations with runMI).
The standardizeMx and fitMeasuresMx functions will no longer
be supported, nor will there be replacement functions. Their functionality
is now available in the OpenMx package, making these functions
obsolete. The utility functions nullMx and saturateMx will
also no longer be supported. These have already been removed from
semTools, except that standardizeMx remains deprecated due to
the temporary depndency on it of the semPlot package. The exception
is that mxStandardizeRAMpaths currently only provides
standardized estimates of covariance-structure parameters, whereas
standardizeMx also provides standardized means.