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Fig. 2 | BMC Medical Research Methodology

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From: Variance constraints strongly influenced model performance in growth mixture modeling: a simulation and empirical study

Fig. 2

a Outcomes over 1000 replications in simulation study for a sample size of 1000 and a high degree of separation between classes, Scenario 1. b Outcomes over 1000 replications in simulation study for a sample size of 1000 and a low degree of separation between classes, Scenario 1. c Outcomes over 1000 replications in simulation study for a sample size of 300 and a low degree of separation between classes, Scenario 1. d Outcomes over 1000 replications in simulation study for a sample size of 100 a low degree of separation between classes, Scenario 1. Negative variances and classification accuracy are conditional on class recovery: Only if the simulated classes. Are recovered, the other two outcomes can be calculated. Class recovery: proportion of replications in which simulated and estimated classes could be linked, No negative variances: proportion of replications in which no negative variances occurred, classification accuracy: proportion of individuals correctly assigned to a certain class. A value of 1.00 indicates the best possible performance

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