Structural Equation Modeling and Canonical Correlation Analysis: What Do They Have in Common?.

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Author	Fan, Xitao
Copyright Year	1995
Abstract	This paper, in a fashion easy to follow, illustrates the interesting relationship between structural equation modeling and canonical correlation analysis. Although computationally somewhat inconvenient, representing canonical correlation as a structural equation model may provide some information which is not available from conventional canonical correlation analysis. Hierarchically, with regard to the degree of generality of the techniques, it is suggested that structural equation modeling stands to be a more general approach. For researchers interested in these techniques, understanding the interrelationship among them is meaningful, since our judicious choice of these analytic techniques for our research depends on such understanding. Three tables and two figures present the data. (Contains 25 references.) (Author) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. * *********************************************************************** C) 47) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION t". Othce of Educational Research end improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION en CENTER (ERIC) 00 This document has been reproduced as M colcolved from the Person Or organuation C:) ongmatmg d 0 Mmor changes have bean made to Improve 14 reproduction oualdy Points of vow or opniOnS Stetild inthisdo t mint 60 not necSaartly represent official OE RI posdan or policy "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
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