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The reliability of reliability.

Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics, 1991
Forty-five original articles addressing the subject of examiner reliability were reviewed to determine if the findings were adequately substantiated by the statistical analyses and experimental designs employed by the authors. Only 10 studies were determined to have properly supported conclusions, while an additional three studies contained correct ...
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RELIABILITY EDUCATION FOR NON-RELIABILITY ENGINEERS

5th Annual Reliability and Maintainability Conference, 1966
There exists a general lack of knowledge and appreciation of Reliability among those Engineers who are not closely allied with the field. In order to improve the overall position, it is necessary that some degree of training in Reliability procedures and concepts be given in engineering schools.
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RELIABILITY IS NOT VALIDITY AND VALIDITY IS NOT RELIABILITY

Personnel Psychology, 2000
Interrater correlations do provide an index of reliability of job performance ratings. We show that the arguments presented by Murphy and DeShon (2000) lead to the radical conclusion that traditional measurement models–both classical theory and generalizability theory models–can be used neither with job performance ratings nor with other measures used ...
FRANK L. SCHMIDT, CHOCKAUNGAM VISWESVARAN, DENIZ S. ONES   +2 more
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Increasing the Reliability of Reliability Diagrams

Weather and Forecasting, 2007
Abstract The reliability diagram is a common diagnostic graph used to summarize and evaluate probabilistic forecasts. Its strengths lie in the ease with which it is produced and the transparency of its definition. While visually appealing, major long-noted shortcomings lie in the difficulty of interpreting the graph visually; for the ...
Jochen Bröcker, Leonard A. Smith
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A Note on Reliability

Psychometrika, 1945
A formula for internal consistency reliability is developed within the framework of the analysis of variance. The test items are assumed to be homogeneous, but may have any weights. Data needed for computation are the student test scores, and the total number of items answered so as to have the same weight.
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Can There Be Reliability without “Reliability?”

Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics, 2004
Abstract : A recent article by Pamela Moss asks the title question, 'Can there be validity without reliability?' If by reliability we mean only KR-2O coefficients or inter-rater correlations, the answer is yes. Sometimes these particular indices for evaluating evidence suit the problem we encounter; sometimes they don't.
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Components of Reliability

Psychometrika, 1965
As an alternative to the analysis of variance approach to reliability a multiple-factor analysis approach is illustrated. The one-factor and the multiple-factor models for reliability are compared. Tests on the latent roots associated with the principal components of intercorrelation matrices are used to determine the number of components to be ...
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Is “Ol’ Reliable” Still Reliable?

Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2015
Sorin J, Brull, Paul G, Barash
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Reliability of Lymphoscintigraphy

Lymphatic Research and Biology, 2015
Dylke, Elizabeth S., Kilbreath, Sharon L., Ward, Leigh C.   +2 more
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Low Earth Orbit Satellite Security and Reliability: Issues, Solutions, and the Road Ahead

IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2023
Jiankang Zhang, Shuai Wang, Lajos Hanzo   +2 more
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