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Information and fit criteria for the LCA scheme
Results of ANCOVA tests for the latent class model
Typology of Customer Retention Schemes in the Private Sports Sector During COVID-19: Analyzing the Behavior of Martial Arts Instructors Using Latent Class Analysis
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  • Dec 2021
Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic brought new challenges in all aspects of life. It largely brought the sports sector to a halt: major events were postponed or canceled, while gyms and training centers were closed due to repeated lockdowns and social distancing rules and regulations. In the private sports sector, some instructors adopted technological...
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... the sBIC package in R, we change the penalty parameter in each class model, and compare results across parameters and classes [59] . As can be seen in figure 1, a latent class model with three classes obtains the minimal value of BIC (in absolute values). As for the log likelihood value, it is of little surprise that it increases with the number of classes, since it does not penalize less parsimonious models, hence it presents a better fit when the number of classes increases. ...