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    1. Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 11 Mar 2016
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      @AmirSariaslan Have you looked into network analysis of the P factor? Could be interesting. Requires item-level datapic.twitter.com/P1TVhIn0pB

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    2. Amir Sariaslan‏ @AmirSariaslan 12 Mar 2016
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      @KirkegaardEmil Of course I have - you should follow @EikoFried

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    3. Eiko Fried‏ @EikoFried 12 Mar 2016
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      @AmirSariaslan @KirkegaardEmil Network model & P are mutually exclusive explan. of covariance among items, no? Common cause vs interaction.

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    4. Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 12 Mar 2016
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      @EikoFried @AmirSariaslan Not at all. Networks are an alternative causal explanation of the existence of the co-variance. :)

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    5. Eiko Fried‏ @EikoFried 12 Mar 2016
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      @KirkegaardEmil @AmirSariaslan Yes, reflective factor & networks differ in explanation of why items covary (common cause vs. interaction)

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    6. Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 12 Mar 2016
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      @EikoFried @AmirSariaslan Perhaps the P factor is a collective property of the nodes, e.g. avg. strength of relaying bwtn P-nodes.

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    7. Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 12 Mar 2016
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      @EikoFried @AmirSariaslan In my simple simul of a network, g factor ≈ rate of relaying which I interpret as learning https://osf.io/myxfv/files/ 

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    8. Eiko Fried‏ @EikoFried 12 Mar 2016
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      @KirkegaardEmil @AmirSariaslan colleague of mine working on similar questions, really cool to see more people investigating that! @rogierK

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      Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 12 Mar 2016
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      @EikoFried @AmirSariaslan @rogierK rate of learning in my simul. cor ~0.99 with g factor score. Odd, rate of forgetting does not cor with g.

      6:50 AM - 12 Mar 2016
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        1. Eiko Fried‏ @EikoFried 12 Mar 2016
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          @KirkegaardEmil @AmirSariaslan @rogierK Emil, I was referring to this p-factor http://cpx.sagepub.com/content/early/2013/08/14/2167702613497473 …. Is that what you meant?

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        2. Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil 12 Mar 2016
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          @EikoFried @AmirSariaslan @rogierK Yes.

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