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change how we compute the number of levels of each ordinal variable
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Package: blavaan | ||
Title: Bayesian Latent Variable Analysis | ||
Version: 0.5-5.1291 | ||
Version: 0.5-5.1292 | ||
Authors@R: c(person(given = "Edgar", family = "Merkle", | ||
role = c("aut", "cre"), | ||
email = "[email protected]", | ||
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Doesn't this code depend on the data having a least one response at the maximum end of the Likert scale? Instead of looking at the observed data, can you assume that you can call
nlevels
on the data?Or maybe it's fine the way it is.