In case someone is interested, my work focuses on combining Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Mixture Modeling. Long story short, I find cool clusters of groups (e.g., countries) based on SEM models. Some of my work can be found here:
In case someone is interested, my work focuses on combining Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Mixture Modeling. Long story short, I find cool clusters of groups (e.g., countries) based on SEM models. Some of my work can be found here:
Just sharing a nice research from a fellow PhD at KU Leuven, one of the possible extensions to MMG-SEM. Checking approximate measurement invariance and then clustering groups based on their latent variable relations? Now it is possible! Please take a look at it:
Just sharing a nice research from a fellow PhD at KU Leuven, one of the possible extensions to MMG-SEM. Checking approximate measurement invariance and then clustering groups based on their latent variable relations? Now it is possible! Please take a look at it:
In case someone is interested, my work focuses on combining Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Mixture Modeling. Long story short, I find cool clusters of groups (e.g., countries) based on SEM models. Some of my work can be found here:
In case someone is interested, my work focuses on combining Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Mixture Modeling. Long story short, I find cool clusters of groups (e.g., countries) based on SEM models. Some of my work can be found here:
I guess it also makes sense to post this here. I am a Colombian guy doing my PhD in the Netherlands and Belgium. I work mostly in statistics (in social sciences). Nice to meet you all!
Aside from that, I am into videogames, manga, movies, and pop culture in general :)
November 20, 2024 at 8:20 PM
I guess it also makes sense to post this here. I am a Colombian guy doing my PhD in the Netherlands and Belgium. I work mostly in statistics (in social sciences). Nice to meet you all!
Aside from that, I am into videogames, manga, movies, and pop culture in general :)