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An approach to combine the logistic threshold model of psychophysics with the Bradley-Terry-Luce models of choice theory
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    An approach to combine the logistic threshold model of psychophysics with the Bradley-Terry-Luce models of choice theory (English)
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    27 June 2005
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    BTL model
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    Extension
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    Psychometric function
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    Logistic probability distribution
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    Characterization
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