The data is created directly within the SAS script using a DATA STEP statement with `datalines`.
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DATA STEP Data
Explanation : This DATA STEP block creates a dataset named 'sales' with four variables (q1, q2, q3, q4) using raw data provided directly in the script (datalines). This data will serve as input for subsequent CALIS analyses.
Explanation : This PROC CALIS call performs a factor analysis or structural equation modeling on the 'sales' dataset. The `covpattern=diag` option specifies that error variances are modeled as independent and of the same value (diagonal covariance matrix for errors).
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proc calis data=sales covpattern=diag;
run;
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PROC CALISDATA=sales covpattern=diag;
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RUN;
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PROC CALIS
Explanation : Similar to the previous block, this PROC CALIS execution also uses `covpattern=diag`. The `chicorrect=0` option disables the Satorra-Bentler correction for the chi-square test, which may be relevant when data do not follow a multivariate normal distribution.
Explanation : This block executes PROC CALIS with `covpattern=sigsqi`. This option models error variances as independent and different for each variable (diagonal covariance matrix with different elements on the diagonal).
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proc calis data=sales covpattern=sigsqi;
run;
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PROC CALISDATA=sales covpattern=sigsqi;
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RUN;
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PROC CALIS
Explanation : This final PROC CALIS execution combines `covpattern=sigsqi` with `chicorrect=0`. It models independent and heterogeneous error variances, while disabling the Satorra-Bentler correction for the chi-square test, as explained previously.
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