Some Statistical Considerations in Multidimensional Scaling

J. O. Ramsay

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Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Statistical Methods and Applications Reliability and Agreement in Measurement

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Some shortcomings of current methods of estimating the magnitude of perceived difference are considered. A statistical model for perceived difference is derived which avoids these difficulties and employs judgments of ratios of differences as data. Three estimators of squared difference are developed.

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