Identifiability in probabilistic knowledge structures
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- How to assess a model's testability and identifiability
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- On the unidentifiability of a certain class of skill multi map based probabilistic knowledge structures
- Recovering a probabilistic knowledge structure by constraining its parameter space
- Restrictions on the Reduced Form and the Rank and Order Conditions
- Set-Transitive Permutation Groups
- Spaces for the assessment of knowledge
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Cited in
(24)- Assessing parameter invariance in the BLIM: bipartition models
- Properties of states of recongnition arising from a set of knowledge systems with imperfect reporting†
- On the necessary and sufficient conditions for delineating forward- and backward-graded knowledge structures from skill maps
- Markov solution processes: modeling human problem solving with procedural knowledge space theory
- Detecting and explaining BLIM's unidentifiability: forward and backward parameter transformation groups
- Recovering a probabilistic knowledge structure by constraining its parameter space
- Commentary on: ``Extending the basic local independence model to polytomous data
- Extending the basic local independence model to polytomous data
- On a generalization of local independence in item response theory based on knowledge space theory
- Assessment structures in psychological testing
- Assessment-based correct rates in learning spaces
- BLIM's identifiability and parameter invariance under backward and forward transformations
- Special issue on knowledge structures: theoretical developments and applications
- On delineating forward- and backward-graded knowledge structures from fuzzy skill maps
- A necessary and sufficient condition for unique skill assessment
- Representing probabilistic models of knowledge space theory by multinomial processing tree models
- On the empirical indistinguishability of knowledge structures
- Complete Q‐matrices in conjunctive models on general attribute structures
- Empirical indistinguishability: From the knowledge structure to the skills
- Considerations about the identification of forward- and backward-graded knowledge structures
- A correct response model in knowledge structure theory
- On the link between cognitive diagnostic models and knowledge space theory
- On the unidentifiability of a certain class of skill multi map based probabilistic knowledge structures
- On identifiability of BN2A networks
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