You can try Jamovi, Mplus, Stata, Open Epi, and R.

R or R Studio respectivly. R is a very powerful programming language when it comes to statistics, machine learning or data mining, and R Studio is the associated integrated development environment. Since R is a language, there are almost no limits to the possibilities for calculations or graphics, unlike Stata, for example. At the same time, a hell of a lot of statistical functions are implemented which makes your analysis very comfotable. As an open source software, R is constantly being developed by a worldwide community with an amazing speed and quality. So yes, I would recommend R :-) Translated with DeepL

Definitely try R using RStudio (GUI for R) - specifically seminr package, it runs both CBSEM and PLSSEM.

Hope this helps.

According to the research, you can take advantage of the dynamic system and use related software such as Vensim.

Hello Mohammed,

You can try Python and R.

Best wishes.