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Does adaptive testing violate local independence?

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2000
Authors: Mislevy, Robert ; Chang, Hua-Hua
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Psychometrika. - Springer. - Vol. 65.2000, 2, p. 149-156
Publisher: Springer
Subject: adaptive testing | conditional independence | item response theory (IRT) | local independence
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