The CALIS Procedure |
Obsolete Statements and Options |
Due to various reasons, some PROC CALIS options that were available in earlier versions are no longer supported. They are listed in the following table:
Option |
Description |
Present CALIS Treatment |
---|---|---|
AUGMENT |
Uses the augmented moment matrices with mean structure analysis |
Specifies the mean structures in models directly |
FDCODE |
Uses the finite difference method for partial derivatives |
Uses analytic differentiations |
HESSALG |
Specifies the algorithm for computing the Hessian |
Not available |
NODIAG |
Suppresses the fitting of the diagonal elements in the covariance or correlation matrices |
Not available |
NOINT |
Uses the uncorrected covariance or correlation matrices for analyses |
Eliminates this option |
OUTJAC |
Outputs the Jacobian pattern in an external file |
Not available |
PJACPAT |
Prints the Jacobian pattern |
Not available |
PREDET |
Displays the predetermined elements in moment matrices |
Eliminates this display |
PVEC |
Displays the final estimates, standard errors, -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 CALIS, you can still provide SAS data sets with TYPE=UCORR or TYPE=UCOV in the DATA= option. PROC CALIS uses the information provided in the data set to compute the corrected covariance or correlation matrix for analysis.
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