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Models for Uncertainty in Educational Testing.

Roderick P. McDonald · Nicholas T. Longford

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Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Statistical Methods and Bayesian Inference Survey Sampling and Estimation Techniques

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A theme running through this book is that of making inference about sources of variation or uncertainty, and the author shows how information about these sources can be used for improved estimation of certain elementary quantities. The topics covered in it are: essay rating, summarizing item-level properties, equating of tests, small-area estimation, and incomplete longitudinal studies. Throughout, examples are given using real data sets which exemplify these applications.

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