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Thursday, October 5, 2017

Numeric-to-categorical conversion


The menu option “Explore categorical-numeric-categorical conversion”, available in WarpPLS starting in version 6.0, allows you to perform numeric-to-categorical conversions. In a numeric-to-categorical conversion one or more of the following are converted into a single data label variable: latent variable, standardized indicator, or unstandardized indicator. This option is useful in multi-group analyses where the investigator wants to employ more than one numeric field for grouping. For example, let us assume that the following two unstandardized indicators are available: C, with the values 1 and 0 referring to individuals from the countries of Brazil and New Zealand; and G, with the values 1 and 0 referring to females and males. By using a numeric-to-categorical conversion a researcher could create a new data label variable to conduct a multi-group analysis based on four groups: “C=1G=1”, “C=1G=0”, “C=0G=1” and “C=0G=0”.

Related YouTube video:

Explore Numeric-to-Categorical Conversion in WarpPLS

http://youtu.be/TWTC-5pqKx8

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