Add to ORKGIn this paper, we show that the marginal distribution of plausible values is a consistent estimator of the true latent variable distribution, and, furthermore, that convergence is monotone in an embedding in which the number of items tends to infinity. We use this result to clarify some of the misconceptions that exist about plausible values, and also show how they can be used in the analyses of educational surveys
A predictive distribution over a sequence of N+1 events is said to be “frequency mimicking” whenever...
VK: coinRecently, a maximum pseudolikelihood (MPL) inference method has been successfully applied to...
© 2017 IEEE. We report the results of a series of numerical studies examining the convergence rate f...
In this paper, we show that the marginal distribution of plausible values is a consistent estimator ...
In Chapter 2 it is shown that the marginal distribution of plausible values is a consistent estimato...
In large-scale assessment programs such as NAEP, TIMSS and PISA, students' achievement data sets pro...
Analyses using large-scale survey assessment databases such as those collected by TIMSS, PIRLS, ICCS...
Loopy belief propagation performs approximate inference on graphical models with loops. One might ho...
© 2019 Yan bibbyAbstract A common purpose of large-scale assessments is to describe the performance...
The analysis of quantitative data is central to scientific investigation. Probability theory, which ...
This article evaluates whether Rescher's rules for plausible reasoning or other rules used in artifi...
We consider some problems in learning with respect to a fixed distribution. We introduce two new not...
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This paper studies the econometrics of computed dynamic models. Since these models generally lack a ...
The credibility of standard instrumental variables assumptions is often under dispute. This paper im...
A predictive distribution over a sequence of N+1 events is said to be “frequency mimicking” whenever...
VK: coinRecently, a maximum pseudolikelihood (MPL) inference method has been successfully applied to...
© 2017 IEEE. We report the results of a series of numerical studies examining the convergence rate f...
In this paper, we show that the marginal distribution of plausible values is a consistent estimator ...
In Chapter 2 it is shown that the marginal distribution of plausible values is a consistent estimato...
In large-scale assessment programs such as NAEP, TIMSS and PISA, students' achievement data sets pro...
Analyses using large-scale survey assessment databases such as those collected by TIMSS, PIRLS, ICCS...
Loopy belief propagation performs approximate inference on graphical models with loops. One might ho...
© 2019 Yan bibbyAbstract A common purpose of large-scale assessments is to describe the performance...
The analysis of quantitative data is central to scientific investigation. Probability theory, which ...
This article evaluates whether Rescher's rules for plausible reasoning or other rules used in artifi...
We consider some problems in learning with respect to a fixed distribution. We introduce two new not...
We consider the power to reject false values of the parameter in Frequentist methods for the calcula...
This paper studies the econometrics of computed dynamic models. Since these models generally lack a ...
The credibility of standard instrumental variables assumptions is often under dispute. This paper im...
A predictive distribution over a sequence of N+1 events is said to be “frequency mimicking” whenever...
VK: coinRecently, a maximum pseudolikelihood (MPL) inference method has been successfully applied to...
© 2017 IEEE. We report the results of a series of numerical studies examining the convergence rate f...