View source: R/itemValuesConstraint.R
| itemValuesConstraint | R Documentation |
Create constraints related to an item parameter/value. That is, the created
constraints assure that the sum of the item values (itemValues) per test form is either
(a) smaller than or equal to (operator = "<="), (b) equal to
(operator = "="), or (c) greater than or equal to (operator = ">=")
the chosen targetValue.
itemValuesConstraint(
nForms,
itemValues,
operator = c("<=", "=", ">="),
targetValue,
whichForms = seq_len(nForms),
info_text = NULL,
itemIDs = names(itemValues)
)
nForms |
Number of forms to be created. |
itemValues |
Item parameter/values for which the sum per test form should be constrained. |
operator |
A character indicating which operator should be used in the
constraints, with three possible values: |
targetValue |
the target test form value. |
whichForms |
An integer vector indicating which test forms should be constrained. Defaults to all the test forms. |
info_text |
a character string of length 1, to be used in the |
itemIDs |
a character vector of item IDs in correct ordering, or NULL. |
When operator is "<=", the constraint can be mathematically formulated as:
\mjsdeqn\sum_i=1^I v_i \times x_if \leq t , \; \; \; for \: f \in G,
where \mjseqnI refers to the number of items in the item pool, \mjseqnv_i is the
itemValue for item \mjseqni and \mjseqnt is the targetValue. Further, \mjseqnG
corresponds to whichForms, so that the above inequality constraint
is repeated for every test form \mjseqnf in \mjseqnG. In addition, let \mjseqn\boldsymbolx
be a vector of binary decision variables with length \mjseqnI \times F, where \mjseqnF
is nForms. The binary decision variables \mjseqnx_if are defined as:
| \mjseqn\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\; | \mjseqnx_if = 1,\mjseqn\;\;\;\; | if item \mjseqni is assigned to form \mjseqnf, and |
| \mjseqn\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\; | \mjseqnx_if = 0,\mjseqn\;\;\;\; | otherwise. |
An object of class "constraint".
## constraints to make sure that the sum of the item values (1:10) is between
## 4 and 6
combineConstraints(
itemValuesConstraint(2, 1:10, operator = ">=", targetValue = 4),
itemValuesConstraint(2, 1:10, operator = "<=", targetValue = 6)
)
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