A GENERAL METHOD FOR ESTIMATING A LINEAR STRUCTURAL EQUATION SYSTEM*

作者: Karl G. Jöreskog

DOI: 10.1002/J.2333-8504.1970.TB00783.X

关键词: ResidualApplied mathematicsGeneral methodAnalysis of covarianceErrors-in-variables modelsMathematical modelObservational errorGoodness of fitStatisticsHeteroscedasticity-consistent standard errorsMathematics

摘要: A general method for estimating the unknown coefficients in a set of linear structural equations is described. In its most form allows both errors (residuals, disturbances) and variables (errors measurement, observational errors) yields estimates residual variance-covariance matrix measurement error variances as well equations, provided all these parameters are identified. Two special cases this discussed separately. One when there but no variables. The other equations. methods applied illustrated using artificial, economic psychological data.

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