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Ying Cheng
Deanna L Morgan

Behavior research methods

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Behavior Research Methods|September 8, 2012
Classification accuracy and consistency of computerized adaptive testingYing Cheng, Deanna L Morgan
Behavior Research Methods|December 29, 2022
An iterative two-step method for online item calibration in CD-CATXiaofeng Yu, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|January 14, 2025
Robust estimation of the latent trait in graded response modelsAudrey Filonczuk, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|October 24, 2018
Robust maximum marginal likelihood (RMML) estimation for item response theory modelsMaxwell R Hong, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|February 25, 2016
A simplified version of the maximum information per time unit method in computerized adaptive testingYing Cheng, Qi Diao, John T Behrens
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Behavior Research Methods|September 8, 2012
Classification accuracy and consistency of computerized adaptive testingYing Cheng, Deanna L Morgan
Behavior Research Methods|December 29, 2022
An iterative two-step method for online item calibration in CD-CATXiaofeng Yu, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|January 14, 2025
Robust estimation of the latent trait in graded response modelsAudrey Filonczuk, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|October 24, 2018
Robust maximum marginal likelihood (RMML) estimation for item response theory modelsMaxwell R Hong, Ying Cheng
Behavior Research Methods|February 25, 2016
A simplified version of the maximum information per time unit method in computerized adaptive testingYing Cheng, Qi Diao, John T Behrens
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