Table 2.
αk | βk | AE simplex | ACE simplex | ACE simplex | AE simplex C rank 1 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
df = 68 | df = 61 | df = 60 | df = 64 | ||
.10 | .10 | 4.39 + 34.01 | 1.55 + 3.89 | 1.55 + 3.89 | 1.55 + 3.89 |
.10 | .15 | 8.97 + 80.72 | 3.12 + 8.10 | 3.12 + 8.10 | 3.12 + 8.12 |
.15 | .10 | 4.70 + 36.97 | 1.60 + 4.02 | 1.60 + 4.02 | 1.60 + 4.02 |
.15 | .15 | 9.55 + 87.71 | 3.19 + 8.35 | 3.19 + 8.35 | 3.19 + 8.35 |
−.10 | .10 | 3.40 + 24.35 | 1.45 + 3.86 | 1.45 + 3.86 | 1.45 + 3.86 |
.10 | −.10 | 6.15 + 21.61 | 5.71 + 18.45 | 5.71 + 18.45 | 5.84 + 19.30 |
−.10 | −.10 | 4.52 + 17.14 | 3.94 + 14.04 | 3.95 + 14.05 | 4.13 + 14.55 |
The χ2 goodness of fit indices are associated with the incorrect models: the AE simplex, the ACE simplex, and the AE simplex with rank 1 C (i.e., σ2[ζCt] = 0, t = 2,3,4). In these models the parameters αk and βk (k = 1,2,3) were fixed to zero. The total χ2, given NMZ = NDZ = 1000, is broken down into the MZ and the DZ contributions, respectively
The 68 df model is the standard AE simplex with occasion-specific variances σ2[at] = 0 & σ2[et] = 0. This model is nested under the true model (i.e., AE simplex with Ph->E transmission parameters αk and βk). These results are also given in Table 1
The 61 df model is the standard ACE simplex with occasions specific variances σ2[at], σ2[et], and σ2[ct]
The 60 df model is the standard ACE simplex with occasions specific variances σ2[at], σ2[et], and σ2[ct] = 0
The 64 df model is the standard AE simplex with occasions specific variances σ2[at], σ2[et], and σ2[ct] = 0, and a rank one C covariance matrix (i.e., σ2[ζCt] = 0, t = 2,3,4)