NEW METHODS IN MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD FACTOR ANALYSIS

Karl G. Jöreskog · D. N. Lawley

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Until recently the main difficulty in the use of maximum‐likelihood estimation in factor analysis has been the lack of satisfactory methods of obtaining numerical solutions. This defect has now been remedied, and this paper describes new rapid methods of finding maximum‐likelihood estimates.

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