Downloads 25ste IRT workshop

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Anders Skrondal - Constructing Latent Variable Models using Composite Links and Exploded Likelihoods
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Andries vd Ark - A note on stochastic ordering of the latent trait using the sum of polytomous item scores
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Brian Junker - Two Nonparametric Approaches to Cognitive Diagnosis Modeling
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David Thissen - Item Response Theory Then 'til Now, and Then Some
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Dmitry Belov - IRT Applications of Kullback-Leibler Divergence and Analysis of its Distribution
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Donald Rubin - Direct and Indirect Causal Effects:  an unhelpful distinction?
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Frans Kleintjes - Two Decades of Applications of Item response Theory Starting up, Benefits, Expectations, Deceptions and Developments
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Han van der Maas - The Derivation of Item Response Theory from Sequential Sampling Models of Choice
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Howard Wainer - Hip Psychometrics
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Hua Hua Chang - Computerized, Internet-Based, or Paper-Pencil Test, in Which Direction Should Testing Go?
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Hua Hua Chang - Computerized, Internet-Based, or Paper-Pencil Test, in Which Direction Should Testing Go?
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Irini Moustaki - Methods for detecting outliers in latent variable modeling
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James Albert - Bayesian IRT: The Past, the Present and the Future
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Jean Paul Fox - Testing for Cross-National Heterogeneity
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Jimmy de La Torre - Estimating Cognitive Diagnosis Models Based on Alternative Link Functions using the Generalized DINA Model Framework
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Kelly Wauters - Adaptive Item Sequencing Based on Item Difficulty in Learning Environments: Possibilities and Challenges
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Mark Reckase - Selecting and Using a Multimensional Space for Reporting Test Results
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Mark Wilson - Whither IRT?
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Muirne Paap - The value of NIRT in assessing the utility of DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria: a Multi site study on Gender Identity Disorder
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Norman Verhelst - The Poisson-Gamma model an application in the student monitoring system of Cito
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Paul de Boeck - Reflections and Illustrations on DIF
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Rudy Ligtvoet - How Much of the Data is Used when Testing an Invariant Item Ordering?
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Safir Yousfi - Searching for the True Confidence Interval of the True Score: Inference on
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Wijbrandt van Schuur - An ordinal IRT model  for a circular representation  of polytomous data
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Wim van der Linden - Conceptual issues in observed-score equating
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Wim van der Linden - Conceptual issues in response-time modeling

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Home Vacatures Medewerkers Cursussen Consultancy onderzoeksprojecten Financiering promotieprojecten conferenties Publicaties presentaties downloads Nieuwsbrief links Zoeken	Downloads 25ste IRT workshop ▪ Anders Skrondal - Constructing Latent Variable Models using Composite Links and Exploded Likelihoods ▪ Andries vd Ark - A note on stochastic ordering of the latent trait using the sum of polytomous item scores ▪ Brian Junker - Two Nonparametric Approaches to Cognitive Diagnosis Modeling ▪ David Thissen - Item Response Theory Then 'til Now, and Then Some ▪ Dmitry Belov - IRT Applications of Kullback-Leibler Divergence and Analysis of its Distribution ▪ Donald Rubin - Direct and Indirect Causal Effects: an unhelpful distinction? ▪ Frans Kleintjes - Two Decades of Applications of Item response Theory Starting up, Benefits, Expectations, Deceptions and Developments ▪ Han van der Maas - The Derivation of Item Response Theory from Sequential Sampling Models of Choice ▪ Howard Wainer - Hip Psychometrics ▪ Hua Hua Chang - Computerized, Internet-Based, or Paper-Pencil Test, in Which Direction Should Testing Go? ▪ Hua Hua Chang - Computerized, Internet-Based, or Paper-Pencil Test, in Which Direction Should Testing Go? ▪ Irini Moustaki - Methods for detecting outliers in latent variable modeling ▪ James Albert - Bayesian IRT: The Past, the Present and the Future ▪ Jean Paul Fox - Testing for Cross-National Heterogeneity ▪ Jimmy de La Torre - Estimating Cognitive Diagnosis Models Based on Alternative Link Functions using the Generalized DINA Model Framework ▪ Kelly Wauters - Adaptive Item Sequencing Based on Item Difficulty in Learning Environments: Possibilities and Challenges ▪ Mark Reckase - Selecting and Using a Multimensional Space for Reporting Test Results ▪ Mark Wilson - Whither IRT? ▪ Muirne Paap - The value of NIRT in assessing the utility of DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria: a Multi site study on Gender Identity Disorder ▪ Norman Verhelst - The Poisson-Gamma model an application in the student monitoring system of Cito ▪ Paul de Boeck - Reflections and Illustrations on DIF ▪ Rudy Ligtvoet - How Much of the Data is Used when Testing an Invariant Item Ordering? ▪ Safir Yousfi - Searching for the True Confidence Interval of the True Score: Inference on ▪ Wijbrandt van Schuur - An ordinal IRT model for a circular representation of polytomous data ▪ Wim van der Linden - Conceptual issues in observed-score equating ▪ Wim van der Linden - Conceptual issues in response-time modeling