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2. Estimation of Latent Ability Distributions under Essential Unidimensionality.
3. A Note on Recovering the Ability Distribution from Test Scores.
4. Structural Robustness and Ability Estimation in Item Response Theory: A Survey.
5. Essential Independence and Likelihood-Based Ability Estimation for Polytomous Items.
6. Using Data Augmentation and Markov Chain Monte Carlo for the Estimation of Unfolding Response Models
7. The Hierarchical Rater Model for Rated Test Items and Its Application to Large-Scale Educational Assessment Data
8. Power to Detect Intervention Effects on Ensembles of Social Networks
9. Applications and Extensions of MCMC in IRT: Multiple Item Types, Missing Data, and Rated Responses
10. A Straightforward Approach to Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Item Response Models
11. Classical Multilevel and Bayesian Approaches to Population Size Estimation Using Multiple Lists
12. [An Alternative to Traditional GPA for Evaluating Student Performance]: Comment
13. A Characterization of Monotone Unidimensional Latent Variable Models
14. Power to Detect Intervention Effects on Ensembles of Social Networks
15. Hierarchical Network Models for Education Research: Hierarchical Latent Space Models
16. Asymptotic comparison of identifying constraints for Bradley-Terry models
17. How Curriculum and Classroom Achievement Predict Teacher Time on Lecture- and Inquiry-Based Mathematics Activities
18. Covariates of the Rating Process in Hierarchical Models for Multiple Ratings of Test Items
19. Hierarchical Network Models for Education Research: Hierarchical Latent Space Models
20. Using Data Augmentation and Markov Chain Monte Carlo for the Estimation of Unfolding Response Models
21. The Hierarchical Rater Model for Rated Test Items and Its Application to Large-Scale Educational Assessment Data.
22. Nonparametric Item Response Theory in Action: An Overview of the Special Issue.
23. Latent and Manifest Monotonicity in Item Response Models.
24. Applications and Extensions of MCMC in IRT: Multiple Item Types, Missing Data, and Rated Responses.
25. A Straightforward Approach to Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Item Response Models.
26. Covariates of the Rating Process in Hierarchical Models for Multiple Ratings of Test Items
27. Tail-Measurability in Monotone Latent Variable Models.
28. Stochastic Ordering Using the Latent Trait and the Sum Score in Polytomous IRT Models.
29. Conditional Association, Essential Independence and Monotone Unidimensional Item Response Models
30. A Three-Sample Multiple-Recapture Approach to Census Population Estimation with Heterogeneous Catchability
31. Item Response Theory: Past Performance, Present Developments, and Future Expectations
32. Faster MCMC for Gaussian latent position networkmodels.
33. Some remarks on Scheiblechner's treatment of isop models
34. Tail-measurability in monotone latent variable models
35. Stochastic ordering using the latent trait and the sum score in polytomous IRT models
36. Polytomous IRT models and monotone likelihood ratio of the total score
37. Essential independence and likelihood-based ability estimation for polytomous items
38. High-Dimensional Longitudinal Classification with the Multinomial Fused Lasso
39. High‐dimensional longitudinal classification with the multinomial fused lasso.
40. The Development and Testing of an Instrument to Measure Youth Social Capital in the Domain of Postsecondary Transitions.
41. Stochastic Simulation Brian D. Ripley
42. A Hierarchical Rater Model for Longitudinal Data.
43. Estimating the Latent Trait Distribution with Loglinear Smoothing Models.
44. Cognitive Assessment Models With Few Assumptions, and Connections With Nonparametric Item Response Theory.
45. Nonparametric Item Response Theory in Action: An Overview of the Special Issue.
46. Latent and Manifest Monotonicity in Item Response Models.
47. Working-memory failure in phone-based interaction.
48. Factor Composition of the Suicide Intent Scale.
49. Book Reviews: Stochastic Simulation Brian D. Ripley New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1987. xiv + 237 pp.
50. Exploratory statistical methods, with applications to psychiatric research
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