Linking Error in the 2PL Model
The two-parameter logistic (2PL) item response model is likely the most frequently applied item response model for analyzing dichotomous data. Linking errors quantify the variability in means or standard deviations due to the choice of items.
Alexander Robitzsch
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Flexibility at the Price of Volatility: Concurrent Calibration in Multistage Tests in Practice Using a 2PL Model [PDF]
Multistage test (MST) designs promise efficient student ability estimates, an indispensable asset for individual diagnostics in high-stakes educational assessments.
Laura A. Helbling +2 more
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Pairwise Likelihood Estimation of the 2PL Model with Locally Dependent Item Responses
The local independence assumption is crucial for the consistent estimation of item parameters in item response theory models. This article explores a pairwise likelihood estimation approach for the two-parameter logistic (2PL) model that treats the local
Alexander Robitzsch
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The Rank-2PL IRT Models for Forced-Choice Questionnaires: Maximum Marginal Likelihood Estimation with an EM Algorithm. [PDF]
The rank two-parameter logistic (Rank-2PL) item response theory models refer to a set of models applying the 2PL model in a sequential ranking process that occurs in forced-choice questionnaires. The multi-unidimensional pairwise preference with 2PL model (MUPP-2PL) is a Rank-2PL model for items with two statements.
Fu J, Tan X, Kyllonen PC.
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Improving olfactory assessment: an item response theory analysis of the American English version of the Sniffin’ sticks identification subtest [PDF]
IntroductionThe Sniffin’ Sticks Extended Test (SSET) is one of the most widely used tools for assessing olfactory function in research and clinical settings.
Eva Tolomeo +6 more
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AN ELEMENTARY TEST OF THE NORMAL 2PL MODEL AGAINST THE NORMAL 3PL ALTERNATIVE [PDF]
ABSTRACTA simple score test of the normal two‐parameter logistic (2PL) model is presented that examines the potential attraction of the normal three‐parameter logistic (3PL) model for use with a particular item. Application is made to data from a test from the Praxis™ series.
Shelby Haberman
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Optimizing statistical evaluation of multiclass classification in diagnostic radiology: a study of the two-parameter multidimensional nominal response model [PDF]
Purpose This study aimed to enhance the multidimensional nominal response model (MDNRM) for multiclass classification in diagnostic radiology. Materials and Methods This retrospective study involved the extension of the conventional nominal response ...
Mizuho Nishio, Eiji Ota
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Psychometric validation of the informed consent assessment scale using item response theory and factor analysis [PDF]
ObjectivesInformed consent is a central ethical and legal practice in medicine, yet communication skills specific to this task are under-assessed in undergraduate medical education. This study aimed to develop and validate the informed consent assessment
Nuno Silva Gonçalves +12 more
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Item and Test Characteristic Curves of Rank-2PL Models for Multidimensional Forced-Choice Questionnaires. [PDF]
A process is proposed to create the one-dimensional expected item characteristic curve (ICC) and test characteristic curve (TCC) for each trait in multidimensional forced-choice questionnaires based on the Rank-2PL (two-parameter logistic) item response theory models for forced-choice items with two or three statements.
Fu J, Tan X, Kyllonen PC.
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In the social sciences, the performance of two groups is frequently compared based on a cognitive test involving binary items. Item response models are often utilized for comparing the two groups. However, the presence of differential item functioning (DIF) can impact group comparisons.
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