Classical Test Theory in Historical Perspective

By R. Traub. 2005

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Subfields: Education, Management Science and Operations Research

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1. Jordan L. Boyd-Graber
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3. Robin Jia
4. John P. Lalor

Citations in the corpus

• Evaluation Examples are not Equally Informative: How should that change NLP Leaderboards? (2021, background): “Second, Urbano (2016) notes that sampling mutually exclusive subsets has drawbacks—samples are not entirely independent.”
• Historical Perspectives on Invariant Measurement: Guttman, Rasch, and Mokken (2008, unknown): “This tradition has its roots in the psychometric work of Spearman (1904) , and continues in the work on classical test theory ( Traub, 1997 ) and Generalizability Theory ( Brennan, 1997 ; Cronbach, Gleser, Nanda, and Rajaratnam, 1972 ).”