Haixin Huang, Yuyao Wang, Mingqi Cai, Ruipeng Wang, Feng Wen, Xiaojie Hu
Adaptive temporal compression for reduction of computational complexity in human behavior recognition
Scientific reports
study aimed assess reliability validity brazilianportuguese versions health literacy dentistry held scale sample elderly brazilian participants held initially translated crossculturally adapted brazilian portuguese language reliability validity held assessed sample 535 noninstitutionalized older persons also completed questionnaire containing sociodemographic health information data randomly separated two subdatasets confirmatory factor analysis performed structural equation modelling maximum likelihood estimate test fit data factor structure longand shortform held held29 held14 versions instrument models compared using akaike information criterion assess goodnessoffit determine models preferred internal consistency held evaluated using cronbachs coefficient versions held observed demonstrate high internal reliability cronbachs 087 seven subscales acceptable convergent estimates 050 ave 070 cr discriminant validity however goodnessoffit confirmatory factor analysis models demonstrated satisfactory results held14 subsamples x2df 1823 cfi 097098 gfinfi 098099 rmsea 005 srmr 003 conclusion held14 shown reliable valid instrument measure oral health literacy elderly brazilian participants