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ERRATA: 19:40 - 19:50 I incorrectly report the probability of P(Z > 1) as .025, but it is .16!

Note the ERRATA: 10:10 - 10:50 I talk about the probability of Being Dutch and Having a Tattoo, but I'm calculating the probability of Being Dutch and Not Having a Tattoo (I misread the column labels).

Thanks a lot for this video!!!

This is SOOOOO helpful! Thank you so much

I want to explain why some path coefficients are fixed at 1, thank you

Great

Hi Prof van Lissa! This is an awesome video. I have been looking for a demo and I landed on your website. By any chance, do you have a tutorial or a script on how to do LCA and k-fold cross-validation using MplusAutomation package? Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for creating this tutorial! I can't say enough about how much it helps! I'm also amazed by how clear and fluent your video is. A joy to watch!

Very nice. Thank you

Hi Caspar, came across your tutorial here! I am working on a large scale RI-LTA model and this is very helpful! Thank you! --Terry

This is one of the most well structured lectures I've encountered whilst studying at the UU. Thank you so much for making such high quality educational content

Wauw, mooie uitleg!

Very nice tutorial! Any thoughts on how to generate graphs for finite mixture models?

Nu de echte vraag; heeft Caspar de broodjes ook opgegeten?

Do you have courses on SEM or Exploratory data analysis on online learning platforms like Coursera, Udemy, EdX? Your lectures which are taken outdoor are so unique and innovative. Thank you.

Thank you very much, Caspar. I have issues when I run mplusModeler. Error in path.expand(path) : invalid 'path' argument Could you have a comment?

Oh, I see your videos shifted into a positive direction from week 1 until here and they eventually turned out really nice. Appologies for my previous critisism, I did not know previously that these videos are part of the course as well!!!

Great video and very helpful!! I followed through but when running "mplusModeler", the results have just NULLs. Could you offer some possible causes? I do have some missing values in the R data as NAs. Does this matter? I am using Mplus 8.3. Thanks much!

Can you maybe also use your mouse to explain the graphs and models from the lecture notes? It would help a lot to follow you while explaining what we need to look at because I got lost at some points.

Nice video! (I have one small feedback: if you do not use the extra video in the corner when you show the lecture notes then I can focus more on your voice and the lecture notes because in those specific situations I need to focus on: 1, your voice 2, the smaller video 3, the lecture notes. Moreover, it also saves time for you because then you do not need to spend time on cutting or finding the best angle to shot and include within the video. :) )

Thanks a lot Caspar for such a great video. I should be able to work so much more efficiently with this. As for R, it is nice to have someone show which functions to use in which package. :)

Great tutorial! Super clear and helpful:) I had one problem- when running the graph_sem/prepare_graph functions I got an error (for sure my bad :)). Any idea how to fix it? Error in prepare_graph.default(res, layout = lay, angle = 179, fix_coord = TRUE) : Argument 'edges' must have columns 'from' and 'to'.

Excellent! Well done

Thank you so much! This is just unblievable, to be sending a question to the www, and be answered by such a detailed and informative video.

Can we do use this package for Mulitlevel SEM?

Great video! Very useful to use with the ILSA's data.

why did you stop making videos in English?

Making statistiek fun one college at a time

I would be interested in a future video which covers how manuscript revisions are handled in WORCS. i.e. how you track changes (for text and for code), and what the version we re-submit would look like (e.g., is it colour-coded text for changes? is there a separate document for code changes?).

Really amazing! I was looking for a tutorial to help me to connect r studio and github to upload projects and this video is really really wonderful.

Fantastic!

Greetings from EARA 2020 :) Nice package. Seems it has a lot of very useful features and I like it. However, I wonder about the pseudonymisation that is used to change the data. Because the changed data is still similar to the real data. It might mean that if someone will figure out the algorithm for pseudonymisation that was used in your package (the code for which is also available online), they might trace back the real data. Therefore, I’m a bit concerned that ethical committee might be not so happy with publishing such pseudonymisation data online. They can be very tough on this things, especially after GDPR was introduced. Did you had any discussion with the ethical committee about this? Were they convinced it is ok to publish such pseudonymisation data?

Awesome research to deliver practical tools