Knowledge spaces
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The volume under review discusses the concept of knowledge in a very different way, comparatively with the existing approaches. The main ideas are taken from the current research in combinatorics, any possible numerical representation being neglected. The essential concept is that of ``units of knowledge. Other two key concepts on which the authors rely are those of ``knowledge state and, respectively, ``knowledge structure. The application of such concepts permits to induce several lattice-theoretical developments (if considering the empirical applications following). Another aspect refers to the behaviour and responses of humans when faced with various problems and questions. Also, a probabilistic theory is put forward, for dealing with the uncertainties that occur, and numerous schemes are offered for evidencing the knowledge state of a person. The 13 years of hard work, where the volume was realized, are fully justified by its unquestionable scientific value.
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- Detecting and explaining BLIM's unidentifiability: forward and backward parameter transformation groups
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- Surmise relations between tests -- mathematical considerations.
- The lattices of closure systems, closure operators, and implicational systems on a finite set: A survey
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- Knowledge structures delineated by fuzzy skill maps
- Rough set approaches in knowledge structures
- On Galois connections between polytomous knowledge structures and polytomous attributions
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- On the polytomous generalization of knowledge space theory
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- Representing probabilistic models of knowledge space theory by multinomial processing tree models
- On the structure of ordered latent trait models
- Extending the basic local independence model to polytomous data
- Modeling learning in knowledge space theory through bivariate Markov processes
- On the correspondence between knowledge structures and attribution functions
- A correct response model in knowledge structure theory
- Some considerations on the factorization of state probabilities in knowledge structures
- Recursive decomposition tree of a Moore co-family and closure algorithm.
- Higher-order latent trait models for cognitive diagnosis
- Measurement analogies: comparisons of behavioral and physical measures
- The attack of the psychometricians
- Assessment structures in psychological testing
- Moore systems and Moore convergence classes of families of nets
- Computational processes that appear to model human memory
- An invitation to knowledge space theory
- Well-graded families of NaP-preferences
- Identifiability in probabilistic knowledge structures
- Congruence relations on a choice space
- Considerations about the identification of forward- and backward-graded knowledge structures
- On the unidentifiability of a certain class of skill multi map based probabilistic knowledge structures
- Assessing parameter invariance in the BLIM: bipartition models
- A characterization of the concept of independence in knowledge structures
- Knowledge spaces from a topological point of view
- Resolutions of convex geometries
- Assessment-based correct rates in learning spaces
- Surmise relations between tests -- preliminary results of the mathematical modeling
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- An upgrading procedure for adaptive assessment of knowledge
- Knowledge spaces and reduction of covering approximation spaces
- FUNDAMENTALS OF MEDIA THEORY
- Recursive decomposition and bounds of the lattice of Moore co-families.
- Modified item tree analysis of inductive reasoning data
- Granular Structures and Approximations in Rough Sets and Knowledge Spaces
- Computing and Visualizing Closure Objects Using Relation Algebra and RelView
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- The knowledge lattice
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- A new type of polytomous surmise system
- Theoretical evaluation of partial credit scoring of the multiple-choice test item
- Book review of: L. A. van der Ark et al., Essays on contemporary psychometrics
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- Empirical indistinguishability: From the knowledge structure to the skills
- Well-graded polytomous knowledge structures
- Special issue on knowledge structures: theoretical developments and applications
- On the correspondence between granular polytomous spaces and polytomous surmising functions
- Towards a competence-based polytomous knowledge structure theory
- Commentary on: ``Extending the basic local independence model to polytomous data
- Automata for knowledge assessment based on the structure of observed learning outcome taxonomy
- Infinite saturated orders
- Exploring well-gradedness in polytomous knowledge structures
- Toward a unified perspective on assessment models. I: Foundations of a framework.
- A diagnostic facet status model (DFSM) for extracting instructionally useful information from diagnostic assessment
- Complementary choice functions
- Constructing tests for skill assessment with competence-based test development
- On informativeness and reducibility in competence models
- The dual and the complement of a skill function
- The language of contextual attribute logics -- introduction and survey
- Introduction to the theory of choice and stable contracts
- A note on knowledge structures delineated by fuzzy skill multimaps
- An alternative attribute map for polytomous assessment structures
- Uncovering the best skill multimap by constraining the error probabilities of the gain-loss model
- Computing the D-base and D-relation in finite closure systems
- The BLIM, the DINA, and their polytomous extensions. Rejoinder to the commentary by Chiu, Köhn, and Ma
- Convex geometries yielded by transit functions
- Toward a unified perspective on assessment models. II: Dichotomous latent variables
- The assessment of global optimization skills in procedural knowledge space theory
- Item response theory -- a statistical framework for educational and psychological measurement
- Probabilistic normalization conditions of polytomous knowledge structures
- Discriminability around polytomous knowledge structures and polytomous functions
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