To estimate test reliability and to create parallel tests, test items frequently are matched. Items can be matched by splitting tests into parallel test halves, by creating T splits, or by matching a desired test form. Problems often occur. Algorithms are presented to solve these problems. The algorithms are based on optimization theory in networks (graphs) and have polynomial complexity. Computational results from solving sample problems with several hundred decision variables are reported. Index terms: branch-and-bound algorithm, classical test theory, complexity, item matching, non-deterministic polynomial complete, parallel tests, polynomial algorithms, test construction
Abstract: The paper surveys the techniques used for designing the most efficient algorithms for find...
We present efficient algorithms for computing the matching polynomial and chromatic polynomial of a ...
Gulliksen’s matched random subtests method is a graphical method to split a test into parallel test ...
AbstractGiven integers a, b, c, d, we present a polynomial algorithm for the query “is ab ≥ cd?”. Th...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
This paper presents algorithms for five NP-hard problems: the vertex set cover of an undirected grap...
The construction of parallel tests from item response theory (IRT) based item banks is discussed. Te...
polynomial time match test for large classes of extended regular expressions This item was submitted...
The matching problem is one of our favorite benchmark problems. Work on it has contributed to the de...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
In order to estimate the classical coefficient of test reliability, parallel measurements are needed...
The construction of parallel tests from item response theory (IRT) based item banks is discussed. Te...
We present experimental results for four bipartite matching algorithms on 11 classes of graphs. The ...
In the test cover problem a set of items is given together with a collection of subsets of the items...
We present experimental results for 3 bipartite matching algorithms on three classes of sparse graph...
Abstract: The paper surveys the techniques used for designing the most efficient algorithms for find...
We present efficient algorithms for computing the matching polynomial and chromatic polynomial of a ...
Gulliksen’s matched random subtests method is a graphical method to split a test into parallel test ...
AbstractGiven integers a, b, c, d, we present a polynomial algorithm for the query “is ab ≥ cd?”. Th...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
This paper presents algorithms for five NP-hard problems: the vertex set cover of an undirected grap...
The construction of parallel tests from item response theory (IRT) based item banks is discussed. Te...
polynomial time match test for large classes of extended regular expressions This item was submitted...
The matching problem is one of our favorite benchmark problems. Work on it has contributed to the de...
A new method of structural graph matching is introduced and compared against an existing method and ...
In order to estimate the classical coefficient of test reliability, parallel measurements are needed...
The construction of parallel tests from item response theory (IRT) based item banks is discussed. Te...
We present experimental results for four bipartite matching algorithms on 11 classes of graphs. The ...
In the test cover problem a set of items is given together with a collection of subsets of the items...
We present experimental results for 3 bipartite matching algorithms on three classes of sparse graph...
Abstract: The paper surveys the techniques used for designing the most efficient algorithms for find...
We present efficient algorithms for computing the matching polynomial and chromatic polynomial of a ...
Gulliksen’s matched random subtests method is a graphical method to split a test into parallel test ...