Factor analysis Basic assumptions terminology and related statistics

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[@kanupriya4417]

Great explanation, thank you for the videos Sir , could you please share the name of the book.

[@RakeshPandeybhu]

Thanks. It is not based on any one book. But for basic assumptions, you may consult Factor analysis by Guilford & Fruchter. The book of Gorsuch named factor analysis

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[@rajendraprasad9538]

The computation of specific variance and error variance is dependent on reliable variance. Dear sir I could not understand how to calculate the reliable variance please explain and obliged to you

[@RakeshPandeybhu]

Reliable variance = 1 -error variance.
If one has estimate error variance, the reliable variance can be obtained using above formula

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