factor analysis /print det problem? on Mac

[Maguin, Eugene]

For people that are using v20 (release 20.0.0) on Macs, have you noticed/has it been noted (not it matters much now that 22 is being sold) that the print det (determinant) yields a blank entry in the determinant object? The background is that somebody did a factor analysis and requested the det but there is not det value but the label is superscripted that the determinant is 0. However, I don't really believe that because the KMO is .740 and Bartlett is p=.000 and rotated pattern matrix has loadings in the .7 range. So, I'm curious.
Thanks, Gene Maguin

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[David Marso]

ODD!
Looking at the algorithms it would seem that KMO would be undefined (don't we need R inverse for AntiImage matrix) and Bartlett 0.000 in the presence of a 0 determinant.  Mind doing a MATRIX out on the factor and attaching the correlation matrix/means/SDs (MATRIX SYSTEM FILE).
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Maguin, Eugene wrote

For people that are using v20 (release 20.0.0) on Macs, have you noticed/has it been noted (not it matters much now that 22 is being sold) that the print det (determinant) yields a blank entry in the determinant object? The background is that somebody did a factor analysis and requested the det but there is not det value but the label is superscripted that the determinant is 0. However, I don't really believe that because the KMO is .740 and Bartlett is p=.000 and rotated pattern matrix has loadings in the .7 range. So, I'm curious.
Thanks, Gene Maguin

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[Maguin, Eugene]

I know a determinant function is included in the matrix routines. Would that be the only test to check?
Gene Maguin

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Subject: Re: factor analysis /print det problem? on Mac

ODD!
Looking at the algorithms it would seem that KMO would be undefined (don't we need R inverse for AntiImage matrix) and Bartlett 0.000 in the presence of a 0 determinant.  Mind doing a MATRIX out on the factor and attaching the correlation matrix/means/SDs (MATRIX SYSTEM FILE).
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Maguin, Eugene wrote

> For people that are using v20 (release 20.0.0) on Macs, have you
> noticed/has it been noted (not it matters much now that 22 is being
> sold) that the print det (determinant) yields a blank entry in the
> determinant object? The background is that somebody did a factor
> analysis and requested the det but there is not det value but the
> label is superscripted that the determinant is 0. However, I don't
> really believe that because the KMO is .740 and Bartlett is p=.000 and
> rotated pattern matrix has loadings in the .7 range. So, I'm curious.
> Thanks, Gene Maguin
>
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