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On-the-Fly Assembled Multistage Adaptive Testing
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Pengarang: Yi Zheng, Hua-Hua Chang | No. Panggil: Applied Psychological Measurement, Vol.39, No.2, March 2015 p.104-118 |
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Extended Mixed-Effects Item Response Models With the MH-RM Algorithm
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Pengarang: R. Philip Chalmers | No. Panggil: Journal of Educational Measurement, Vol.52, No.2, 2015 Summer p.200-222 |
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If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try Again: Applications of Sequential IRT Models to Cognitive Assessments
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Pengarang: Steven Andrew Culpepper | No. Panggil: Applied Psychological Measurement, Vol.38, No.8, Nov 2014 p.632-644 |
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If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again: Applications of Sequential IRT Models to Cognitive Assessments
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A General Approach for Assessing Person Fit and Person Reliability in Typical- Response Measurement
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Pengarang: Pere J. Ferrando | No. Panggil: Applied Psychological Measurement, Vol.38, No.2, March 2014 p.166-183 |
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Confirmatory Multidimensional IRT Unfolding Models For Graded-Response Items
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A General Approach for for Assessing Person Fit and Person Reliability in Typical Response Measurement
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An Enhanced Approach to Combine Item Response TheoryWith Cognitive Diagnosis in Adaptive Testing
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Pengarang: Chun Wang, Chanjin Zheng, Hua-Hua Chang | No. Panggil: Journal of Educational Measurement, Vol.51, No.4, 2014 Winter p.358-380 |
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Stratified Item Selection and Exposure Control in Unidimensional Adaptive Testing in the Presence of Two-Dimensional Data
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Stochastic Curtailment of Questionnaires for Three Level Classification: Shortening The CES-D For Assessing Low, Moderate, And High Risk of Depression
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