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2011 IMEKO Conference Papers Published Online
Papers from the Joint International IMEKO TC1+ TC7+ TC13 Symposium held August 31st to September 2nd, 2011, in Jena, Germany are now available online at http://www.db-thueringen.de/servlets/DerivateS… more →
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Direct Encoding and Probabilistic Models
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wrote 1 month ago: It is enough to answer 3 of the 5 questions below: 1)PSD: Is there an advantage of using PSD (predic … more →
2011 IMEKO Conference Papers Published Online
wrote 1 year ago: Papers from the Joint International IMEKO TC1+ TC7+ TC13 Symposium held August 31st to September 2nd … more →
A New Agenda for Measurement Theory and Practice in Education and Health Care
wrote 2 years ago: Two key issues on my agenda offer different answers to the question “Why do you do things the … more →
The probabilistic analysis of language acquisition: Theoretical, computational, and experimental analysis
wrote 2 years ago: There is much debate over the degree to which language learning is governed by innate language-speci … more →
Reasoning by analogy in social science education: On the need for a new curriculum
wrote 3 years ago: I’d like to revisit the distinction between measurement models and statistical models. Rasch w … more →
Parameterizing Perfection: Practical Applications of a Mathematical Model of the Lean Ideal
wrote 3 years ago: To properly pursue perfection, we need to parameterize it. That is, taking perfection as the ideal, … more →
Protocols for Living Capital
wrote 3 years ago: David Brooks’ December 22, 2009 column, “The Protocol Society,” hits some really great notes. … more →
Perancangan supply chain management di PT Sinar Unigrain Indonesia
wrote 3 years ago: Author : JAYA, CHANDRA; PT Sinar Unigrain Indonesia merupakan perusahaan yang mengolah bahan baku ja … more →
Reliability Coefficients: Starting from the Beginning
wrote 3 years ago: [This posting was prompted by questions concerning a previous blog entry, Reliability Revisited, and … more →
Statistics and Measurement: Clarifying the Differences
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wrote 3 years ago: Measurement is qualitatively and paradigmatically quite different from statistics, even though stati … more →
Contesting the Claim, Part III: References
wrote 3 years ago: References Andersen, E. B. (1977). Sufficient statistics and latent trait models. Psychometrika, 42( … more →
Contesting the Claim, Part II: Are Rasch Measures Really as Objective as Physical Measures?
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wrote 3 years ago: When a raw score is sufficient to the task of measurement, the model is the Rasch model, we can esti … more →
Contesting the Claim, Part I: Are Rasch Measures Really as Objective as Physical Measures?
wrote 3 years ago: Psychometricians, statisticians, metrologists, and measurement theoreticians tend to be pretty unass … more →
Publications Documenting Score, Rating, Percentage Contrasts with Real Measures
wrote 3 years ago: A few brief and easy introductions to the contrast between scores, ratings, and percentages vs measu … more →
Graphic Illustrations of Why Scores, Ratings, and Percentages Are Not Measures, Part One
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wrote 3 years ago: It happens occasionally when I’m speaking to a group unfamiliar with measurement concepts that … more →
The discovery of structural form
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wrote 4 years ago: Charles Kemp and Joshua Tenenbaum have published (or have in press) a series of beautiful papers con … more →
On nucleosome positioning
wrote 5 years ago: One of the topics I’ve been tracking with some interest lately has been nucleosome positioning … more →
Predicting Drosophila Segmentation
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wrote 5 years ago: Segal et. al. recently published a paper in Nature describing a computational framework that models … more →
Probabilistic Functional Networks
wrote 5 years ago: I recently read the Lee et. al. paper “A single gene network accurately predicts phenotypic ef … more →
