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MplusAutomation: An R Package for Facilitating Large-Scale Latent Variable Analyses in Mplus.
Michael N Hallquist1, Joshua F Wiley2
1Department of Psychology, The Pennsylvania State University.
Summary
MplusAutomation is an R package simplifying complex latent variable analyses in Mplus. It streamlines model syntax creation, automates estimation, and aids in comparing results for structural equation modeling research.
Area of Science:
- Psychometrics
- Computational Statistics
- Structural Equation Modeling
Background:
- Complex latent variable analyses in Mplus can be labor-intensive.
- Managing numerous models and parameters poses a significant challenge.
- Efficient data extraction and comparison are crucial for robust findings.
Purpose of the Study:
- Introduce MplusAutomation, an R package designed to streamline Mplus analyses.
- Provide tools for creating and managing Mplus syntax for multiple models.
- Automate model estimation and facilitate the extraction and comparison of results.
Main Methods:
- Development of the MplusAutomation package in R.
- Utilizing applied examples to demonstrate package functionality.
- Conducting a large-scale simulation study to showcase capabilities.
Main Results:
- MplusAutomation effectively manages syntax for groups of related Mplus models.
- The package automates the estimation process for numerous models.
- Tools are provided for aggregating and comparing fit statistics and parameter estimates.
Conclusions:
- MplusAutomation reduces the effort required for large-scale latent variable analyses.
- The package supports methodological advancements in structural equation modeling.
- Facilitates efficient and comprehensive analysis within the Mplus environment.
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