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Using Cognitive Diagnostic Models to Evaluate the Two-Process Theory of Matrix Reasoning. [PDF]
Preuß J, Preckel F.
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Assessing Unmet Needs of Patients With Chronic Pain: The Development and Validation of the Needs Evaluation Questionnaire for Chronic Pain. [PDF]
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Optimizing a Vietnamese Sentence Repetition Task Using Item Response Theory. [PDF]
Pham G, Choi-Tucci A, Do N, Ebert KD.
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Computerized adaptive testing of neurocognitive deficits in psychosis. [PDF]
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Real-world creatine supplementation: a large-scale cross-sectional study of use, knowledge, and experiences. [PDF]
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A Definition of a Heywood Case in Item Response Theory Based on Fisher Information. [PDF]
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A Comparison of Two MCMC Algorithms for the 2PL IRT Model
Springer Proceedings in Mathematics and Statistics, 2017Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) techniques have become popular for estimating item response theory (IRT) models. The current development of MCMC includes two major algorithms: Gibbs sampling and the No-U-Turn sampler (NUTS), which can be implemented in two specialized software packages JAGS and Stan, respectively.
Meng-I Chang, Yanyan Sheng
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Evaluation of R Packages with IRT 2PL Model
This simulation study compares the three most popular R packages: ltm, mirt and TAM, in terms of the accuracy and precision of item parameter estimation and computational efficiency for the IRT 2PL model. Ability parameters are simulated from a normal, uniform and a skewed distribution. Response matrices are simulated and the three packages are used to
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Journal of Educational Measurement, 2013
Local equating (LE) is based on Lord's criterion of equity. It defines a family of true transformations that aim at the ideal of equitable equating. van der Linden (this issue) offers a detailed discussion of common issues in observed‐score equating relative to this local approach.
González Burgos, Jorge Andrés +2 more
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Local equating (LE) is based on Lord's criterion of equity. It defines a family of true transformations that aim at the ideal of equitable equating. van der Linden (this issue) offers a detailed discussion of common issues in observed‐score equating relative to this local approach.
González Burgos, Jorge Andrés +2 more
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