PROC TCALIS: Inactive Statements and Options :: SAS/STAT(R) 9.2 User's Guide, Second Edition

The TCALIS Procedure

Inactive Statements and Options

Inactive statements and options are those available in PROC CALIS, but not available in PROC TCALIS.

The COSAN statement is currently inactive in PROC TCALIS. COSAN model specification might be available in future releases of PROC TCALIS.

The following options are currently inactive in PROC TCALIS, but might be added back in future releases:

Option	Description	TCALIS Treatment
FDCODE	uses the finite difference method for partial derivatives	uses analytic differentiations by default
HESSALG	specifies the algorithm for computing the Hessian
NODIAG	suppresses the fitting of the diagonal elements in the covariance or correlation matrices
OUTJAC	outputs the Jacobian pattern in an external file
PJACPAT	prints the Jacobian pattern

The following options are inactive in PROC TCALIS, and there is no plan to put these options back:

Option	Description	TCALIS Treatment
AUGMENT	uses the augmented moment matrices with mean structure analysis	specifies the mean structures in models directly
NOINT	uses the uncorrected covariance or correlation matrices for analyses	eliminates this option
PREDET	displays the predetermined elements in moment matrices	eliminates this display
PVEC	displays the final estimates, std errors, t-values, and gradients in separate vector forms	uses the PRINT or PALL option to display these results in a single table
UCORR	analyzes the uncorrected correlation matrix	eliminates this option
UCOV	analyzes the uncorrected covariance matrix	eliminates this option

Note that even though the UCORR and UCOV options are not supported in PROC TCALIS, you can still provide SAS data sets with TYPE=UCORR or TYPE=UCOV in the DATA= option. PROC TCALIS will utilize the information provided in the data set to compute the corrected covariance or correlation matrix for analysis.

Note: This procedure is experimental.

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