Asymptotically correct standardization of person-fit statistics beyond dichotomous items
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- The choice of the ability estimate with asymptotically correct standardized person-fit statistics
- Asymptotically corrected person fit statistics for multidimensional constructs with simple structure and mixed item types
- Asymptotic null distribution of person fit statistics with estimated person parameter
- Extension of caution indices to mixed-format tests
- A person fit test for IRT models for polytomous items
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- Asymptotically correct standardization of person-fit statistics beyond dichotomous items
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(12)- On the finiteness of the weighted likelihood estimator of ability
- Asymptotically corrected person fit statistics for multidimensional constructs with simple structure and mixed item types
- Power divergence family of statistics for person parameters in IRT models
- Asymptotically correct standardization of person-fit statistics beyond dichotomous items
- Asymptotic null distribution of person fit statistics with estimated person parameter
- The choice of the ability estimate with asymptotically correct standardized person-fit statistics
- Extension of caution indices to mixed-format tests
- Using item scores and response times in person‐fit assessment
- Three new corrections for standardized person-fit statistics for tests with polytomous items
- Assessment of fit of item response theory models: a critical review of the status quo and some future directions
- Efficient corrections for standardized person-fit statistics
- Asymptotically correct person fit z-statistics for the Rasch testlet model
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