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IVEware Analysis Example Replication C13 * IVEware Analysis Examples Replication for ASDA 2nd Edition * Berglund April 2017 * Chapter 13 ; * 13.3.3 Alternative Approaches to Fitting GLMMs to Survey Data: The PISA Example ; ods rtf style=normalprinter bodytitle ; ods text="13.3.3 GLMM with Complex Survey Data is Not Available in IVEware" ; * 13.4.1 An SEM Example: Analysis of ESS Data from Belgium ; * This example uses JRR with SASMOD and SAS PROC CALIS to perform SEM for Complex Sample data ; * run with PROC CALIS and SASMOD ; libname d 'P:\ASDA 2\Data sets\ess Belgium' ; data ess_belgium ; set d.ess_belgium ; *where trstplt ne 88 and trstprt ne 88 and imsmetn ne 8 and imdfetn ne 8 and impcntr ne 8 ; keep trstplt trstprt imsmetn imdfetn impcntr weight psu ; run ; * Run PROC CALIS without SASMOD first ; proc calis ; where trstplt ne 88 and trstprt ne 88 and imsmetn ne 8 and imdfetn ne 8 and impcntr ne 8 ; weight weight ; path trstplt trstprt <--- Trust = 1, imsmetn imdfetn impcntr <--- Immig = 1, Trust ---> Immig ; run ; * Use SASMOD to obtain JRR variance estimates ; %sasmod (setup=new, name=13.4.1 SEM Example, dir=p:\asda 2\Analysis Example Replication\IVEware\IVEware files) ; title SASMOD with PROC CALIS for SEM Model, Example 13.4.1 ; datain ess_belgium ; cluster psu ; weight weight ; * SAS code here, Note that SAS with SASMOD produces unstandardized coefficients ; proc calis ; where trstplt ne 88 and trstprt ne 88 and imsmetn ne 8 and imdfetn ne 8 and impcntr ne 8 ; path trstplt trstprt <--- Trust = 1, imsmetn imdfetn impcntr <--- Immig = 1, Trust ---> Immig ; run ; ods rtf close ; 1

Output IVEware Analysis Example Replication C13 13.3.3 GLAMM with Complex Survey Data is Not Available in IVEware 2

Example 13.3.4 SEM The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Model and Initial Values Data Set Modeling Information Maximum Likelihood Estimation N Records Read 1676 N Records Used 1676 N Obs 1676 Model Type Analysis WORK.ESS_BELGIUM PATH Covariances Endogenous Exogenous Manifest Latent Manifest Latent Variables in the Model imdfetn impcntr imsmetn trstplt trstprt Immig Trust Number of Endogenous Variables = 6 Number of Exogenous Variables = 1 Initial Estimates for PATH List Path Parameter Estimate trstplt <=== Trust 1.00000 trstprt <=== Trust _Parm1. imsmetn <=== Immig 1.00000 imdfetn <=== Immig _Parm2. impcntr <=== Immig _Parm3. Trust ===> Immig _Parm4. Initial Estimates for Parameters Type Variable Parameter Estimate Exogenous Trust _Add1. trstplt _Add2. trstprt _Add3. imsmetn _Add4. imdfetn _Add5. impcntr _Add6. Immig _Add7. NOTE: Parameters with prefix '_Add' are added by PROC CALIS. 3

The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Descriptive Statistics Simple Statistics Variable Mean Std Dev trstplt trust in politicians 3.86629 3.12406 trstprt trust in political parties 3.84673 3.10625 imsmetn allow many/few immigrants of same race/ethnic group as majority 2.20542 1.16231 imdfetn allow many/few immigrants of different race/ethnic group from majority 2.51404 1.25630 impcntr allow many/few immigrants from poorer countries outside europe 2.50647 1.21094 4

The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Optimization Initial Estimation Methods 1 Instrumental Variables Method 2 McDonald Method 3 Two-Stage Least Squares Optimization Start Parameter Estimates N Parameter Estimate Gradient 1 _Parm1 0.99933-0.0002121 2 _Parm2 1.31166-0.00482 3 _Parm3 1.15292 0.02998 4 _Parm4-0.07215-0.00498 5 _Add1 8.26383 3.5022E-6 6 _Add2 1.49591-0.0000472 7 _Add3 1.39598 0.0000293 8 _Add4 0.56519 0.04947 9 _Add5 0.22639 0.02303 10 _Add6 0.42190-0.08301 11 _Add7 0.74276-0.0002225 Value of Objective Function = 0.0040205489 The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Optimization Levenberg-Marquardt Optimization Scaling Update of More (1978) Parameter Estimates 11 Functions (Observations) 15 Optimization Start Active Constraints 0 Objective Function 0.0040205489 Max Abs Gradient Element 0.0830120992 Radius 1 Iteration Restarts Function Calls Active Constraints Objective Function Objective Function Change Max Abs Gradient Element Lambda Ratio Between Actual and Predicted Change 1 0 4 0 0.0008872 0.00313 0.00488 0 1.005 2 0 6 0 0.0008847 2.541E-6 0.000025 0 0.997 3 0 8 0 0.0008847 3.78E-10 2.064E-6 0 0.991 Optimization Results Iterations 3 Function Calls 11 Jacobian Calls 5 Active Constraints 0 Objective Function 0.0008846761 Max Abs Gradient Element 2.0635449E-6 Lambda 0 Actual Over Pred Change 0.9913987375 Radius 0.0001008326 Convergence criterion (ABSGCONV=0.00001) satisfied. 5

The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Maximum Likelihood Estimation Fit Summary Modeling Info Number of Observations 1676 Number of Variables 5 Number of Moments 15 Number of Parameters 11 Number of Active Constraints 0 Baseline Model Function Value 3.0130 Baseline Model Chi-Square 5046.7336 Baseline Model Chi-Square DF 10 Pr > Baseline Model Chi-Square <.0001 Absolute Index Fit Function 0.0009 Chi-Square 1.4818 Chi-Square DF 4 Pr > Chi-Square 0.8299 Z-Test of Wilson & Hilferty -0.9599 Hoelter Critical N 10725 Root Mean Square Residual (RMR) 0.0201 Standardized RMR (SRMR) 0.0054 Goodness of Fit Index (GFI) 0.9996 Parsimony Index Adjusted GFI (AGFI) 0.9987 Parsimonious GFI 0.3999 RMSEA Estimate 0.0000 RMSEA Lower 90% Confidence Limit 0.0000 RMSEA Upper 90% Confidence Limit 0.0217 Probability of Close Fit 0.9998 ECVI Estimate 0.0141 ECVI Lower 90% Confidence Limit 0.0156 ECVI Upper 90% Confidence Limit 0.0175 Akaike Information Criterion 23.4818 Bozdogan CAIC 94.1477 Schwarz Bayesian Criterion 83.1477 McDonald Centrality 1.0008 Incremental Index Bentler Comparative Fit Index 1.0000 Bentler-Bonett NFI 0.9997 Bentler-Bonett Non-normed Index 1.0012 Bollen Normed Index Rho1 0.9993 Bollen Non-normed Index Delta2 1.0005 James et al. Parsimonious NFI 0.3999 6

The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Maximum Likelihood Estimation PATH List Path Parameter Estimate trstplt <=== Trust 1.00000 Standard t Value Pr > t trstprt <=== Trust _Parm1 1.00173 0.06543 15.3090 <.0001 imsmetn <=== Immig 1.00000 imdfetn <=== Immig _Parm2 1.30899 0.03490 37.5018 <.0001 impcntr <=== Immig _Parm3 1.11590 0.03116 35.8120 <.0001 Trust ===> Immig _Parm4-0.07236 0.00859-8.4214 <.0001 Type Parameters Variable Parameter Estimate Standard t Value Pr > t Exogenous Trust _Add1 8.24409 0.62291 13.2348 <.0001 trstplt _Add2 1.51565 0.52893 2.8655 0.0042 trstprt _Add3 1.37621 0.53029 2.5952 0.0095 imsmetn _Add4 0.54626 0.02319 23.5592 <.0001 imdfetn _Add5 0.19944 0.02388 8.3499 <.0001 impcntr _Add6 0.46432 0.02315 20.0589 <.0001 Immig _Add7 0.76155 0.04251 17.9156 <.0001 Variable Squared Multiple Correlations Total R-Square imdfetn 0.19944 1.57828 0.8736 impcntr 0.46432 1.46637 0.6834 imsmetn 0.54626 1.35097 0.5957 trstplt 1.51565 9.75974 0.8447 trstprt 1.37621 9.64877 0.8574 Immig 0.76155 0.80472 0.0536 The CALIS Procedure Covariance Structure Analysis: Maximum Likelihood Estimation Standardized Results for PATH List Path Parameter Estimate Standard t Value Pr > t trstplt <=== Trust 0.91908 0.02958 31.0678 <.0001 trstprt <=== Trust _Parm1 0.92594 0.02976 31.1110 <.0001 imsmetn <=== Immig 0.77179 0.01180 65.3909 <.0001 imdfetn <=== Immig _Parm2 0.93469 0.00834 112.0 <.0001 impcntr <=== Immig _Parm3 0.82665 0.01035 79.8321 <.0001 Trust ===> Immig _Parm4-0.23162 0.02537-9.1292 <.0001 Type Standardized Results for Parameters Variable Parameter Estimate Exogenous Trust _Add1 1.00000 Standard t Value Pr > t trstplt _Add2 0.15530 0.05438 2.8559 0.0043 trstprt _Add3 0.14263 0.05512 2.5878 0.0097 imsmetn _Add4 0.40434 0.01822 22.1942 <.0001 imdfetn _Add5 0.12636 0.01560 8.1017 <.0001 impcntr _Add6 0.31664 0.01712 18.4957 <.0001 Immig _Add7 0.94635 0.01175 80.5205 <.0001 7

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IVEware Setup Checker, 12MAY17, 11:02:20 Setup listing: title SASMOD with PROC CALIS for SEM Model, Example 13.4.1 ; datain ess_belgium ; cluster psu ; weight weight ; * SAS code here ; proc calis ; where trstplt ne 88 and trstprt ne 88 and imsmetn ne 8 and imdfetn ne 8 and impcntr ne 8 ; path trstplt trstprt <--- Trust = 1, imsmetn imdfetn impcntr <--- Immig = 1, Trust ---> Immig ; run ; IVEware Multiple Imputation Regression, Fri May 12 11:02:49 2017 1 SASMOD with PROC CALIS for SEM Model, Example 13.4.1 Valid cases 1703 Sum weights 3533.485425 Replicates 124 Degr freedom 124 Variable Estimate Std Wald test Prob > Chi _Parm1 1.0017251 0.0623855 257.82808 0.00000 _Parm2 1.3089893 0.0526756 617.52284 0.00000 _Parm3 1.1158968 0.0469618 564.62386 0.00000 _Parm4-0.0723645 0.0114157 40.18303 0.00000 _Add1 8.2440902 0.7405646 123.92517 0.00000 _Add2 1.5156540 0.5102336 8.82393 0.00297 _Add3 1.3762112 0.5808345 5.61391 0.01782 _Add4 0.5462552 0.0351086 242.08241 0.00000 _Add5 0.1994367 0.0417683 22.79908 0.00000 _Add6 0.4643167 0.0460768 101.54636 0.00000 _Add7 0.7615453 0.0743238 104.98703 0.00000 Variable Estimate 95% Confidence Interval Lower Upper _Parm1 1.0017251 0.8782472 1.1252029 _Parm2 1.3089893 1.2047299 1.4132486 _Parm3 1.1158968 1.0229467 1.2088469 _Parm4-0.0723645-0.0949594-0.0497697 _Add1 8.2440902 6.7783113 9.7098691 _Add2 1.5156540 0.5057628 2.5255451 _Add3 1.3762112 0.2265816 2.5258407 _Add4 0.5462552 0.4767657 0.6157448 _Add5 0.1994367 0.1167659 0.2821074 _Add6 0.4643167 0.3731183 0.5555152 _Add7 0.7615453 0.6144383 0.9086523 9