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Ethan D. Lantz2019

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Card Sorting Data Collection Methodology: How Many Participants Is Most Efficient?

Ethan D. Lantz · Jared Wayne Keeley · Michael C. Roberts · María Elena Medina‐Mora · Pratap Sharan · Geoffrey M. Reed

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Categorization, perception, and language Statistical Methods and Applications Advanced Clustering Algorithms Research

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Published2019-03-29

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