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A data frame containing the score performance of 40 gymnasts, 20 evaluated by eight judges using the old rulebook and 20 by the same judges using the new rulebook
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A data frame with 40 observations on the following 9 variables:
Rulebook
a factor with levels New and Old according to which rulebook was used.
Jude.1
a numeric vector with the ratings of the first judge.
Jude.2
a numeric vector with the ratings of the second judge.
Jude.3
a numeric vector with the ratings of the third judge.
Jude.4
a numeric vector with the ratings of the fourth judge.
Jude.5
a numeric vector with the ratings of the fifth judge.
Jude.6
a numeric vector with the ratings of the sixth judge.
Jude.7
a numeric vector with the ratings of the seventh judge.
Jude.8
a numeric vector with the ratings of the eighth judge.
Assume that a new rulebook has been recently proposed and subsequently criticized. Consider a random sample of eight judges evaluating a random sample of 20 gymnasts with the old rulebook, and a different random sample of 20 gymnasts with the new rulebook.
artificial data
Henriques, T., Antunes, L., Bernardes, J., Matias, M., Sato, D. and Costa-Santos, C. (2013) Information-based measure of disagreement for more than two observers: a useful tool to compare the degree of observer disagreement. BMC Medical Research Methodology. 13(1):47.
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