Bayesian analysis of nonlinear structural equation models with mixed continuous, ordered and unordered categorical, and nonignorable missing data

  • Cai J
  • Lee S
  • Song X
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Abstract

Structural equation models (SEMs) have been widely ap-plied in examing inter-relationships among latent and ob-served variables in social, psychological, and medical re-search. Motivated by the fact that correlated discrete vari-ables and missing data are frequently encountered in practi-cal applications, a nonlinear SEM (NSEM) that accommo-dates covariates, mixed continuous and discrete variables, and nonignorable missing data is proposed. Bayesian meth-ods for estimation and model comparison are discussed. One real-life data set about cardiovascular disease is used to il-lustrate the methodologies.

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Cai, J.-H., Lee, S.-Y., & Song, X.-Y. (2008). Bayesian analysis of nonlinear structural equation models with mixed continuous, ordered and unordered categorical, and nonignorable missing data. Statistics and Its Interface, 1(1), 99–114. https://doi.org/10.4310/sii.2008.v1.n1.a9

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