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Currently, the get_reliability() function computes reliability estimates of index variables created with add_index. However, we could think about an option that shows all alpha values when different index variables are omitted.
A possible way to implement this feature could be through an additional argument that triggers an additional output of alpha values for each scenario where a different index variable is dropped (similar to post hoc option in unianova() ). Otherwise, we could think about providing an additional function, such as check_reliability.
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Currently, the
get_reliability()
function computes reliability estimates of index variables created withadd_index
. However, we could think about an option that shows all alpha values when different index variables are omitted.A possible way to implement this feature could be through an additional argument that triggers an additional output of alpha values for each scenario where a different index variable is dropped (similar to post hoc option in
unianova()
). Otherwise, we could think about providing an additional function, such ascheck_reliability
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: