DIAGONAL Subcommand (FACTOR command)
DIAGONAL
specifies values for the diagonal in conjunction with principal
axis factoring.
- If
DIAGONAL
is omitted or included without specifications,FACTOR
uses the default method for specifying the diagonal. -
DIAGONAL
is ignored with extraction methods other thanPAF
. The values are automatically adjusted by corresponding variances ifMETHOD=COVARIANCE.
- If more than one
DIAGONAL
subcommand is specified, only the last one is in effect. - If any
ANALYSIS
subcommand is explicitly specified,DIAGONAL
subcommands specified before the lastANALYSIS
subcommand are ignored. If noDIAGONAL
is specified after the lastANALYSIS
subcommand, the default is used. - Default communality estimates for
PAF
are squared multiple correlations. If these cannot be computed, the maximum absolute correlation between the variable and any other variable in the analysis is used.
valuelist. Diagonal values. The number of values supplied must equal the number of variables
in the analysis block. Use the notation n*
before a value to indicate that the value is repeated
n times.
DEFAULT. Initial communality estimates.
Example
FACTOR VARIABLES=V1 TO V12
/DIAGONAL=.56 .55 .74 2*.56 .70 3*.65 .76 .64 .63
/EXTRACTION=PAF
/ROTATION=VARIMAX.
- The factor analysis includes all variables between and including V1 and V12 in the active dataset.
-
DIAGONAL
specifies 12 values to use as initial estimates of communalities in principal axis factoring. - The factor pattern matrix is rotated using varimax rotation.