Acommonsituation in the analysis of latent constructs is the availability of external information about the data which could affect themodel parameters’ estimation. In this paper a procedure for isolating these information based on the orthogonal projectors in the frame of second order PLS-PM is presented. An application to a case study in the field of the measurement of the subjective quality of work will show the way of functioning and the results obtained from the proposed procedure.

High-order PLS path model with qualitative external information

CARPITA, Maurizio;
2015-01-01

Abstract

Acommonsituation in the analysis of latent constructs is the availability of external information about the data which could affect themodel parameters’ estimation. In this paper a procedure for isolating these information based on the orthogonal projectors in the frame of second order PLS-PM is presented. An application to a case study in the field of the measurement of the subjective quality of work will show the way of functioning and the results obtained from the proposed procedure.
2015
2014
Ateneo di appartenenza
PE1_13 Probability
SH1_4 Econometrics, statistical methods
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Inglese
Internazionale
ELETTRONICO
49
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1609
1620
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High-order PLS-PM, External information analysis, Subjective quality of work
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11135-014-0068-x
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Enrico, Ciavolino; Carpita, Maurizio; Mariangela, Nitti
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