irt_person_fit: A function used to get additional person-level information,...
In Pflegermeister/wizirt2: A United API for IRT in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/irt_person_fit.R
Description
If there is missing data present, non-parametric imputation will be done to get the cutoff for the measures.
Usage
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irt_person_fit(wizirt_fit, stats = c("Ht"), items = NULL)
Arguments
wizirt_fit
An object coming from the fit_wizirt function.
stats
A character or character string identifying person-level fit measures. Default is "Ht". All of the stats in PerFit should be available. Let me know if any don't work. for more information.
Value
A list with person-level statistics, person-response functions, data for person-response functions, and an empty slot for multi-level information that will be coming soon.
Examples
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pfa <- wizirt2:::irt_person_fit(my_model)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/irt_person_fit.R
Description
If there is missing data present, non-parametric imputation will be done to get the cutoff for the measures.
Usage
1 | irt_person_fit(wizirt_fit, stats = c("Ht"), items = NULL)
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Arguments
wizirt_fit |
An object coming from the fit_wizirt function. |
stats |
A character or character string identifying person-level fit measures. Default is "Ht". All of the stats in PerFit should be available. Let me know if any don't work. for more information. |
Value
A list with person-level statistics, person-response functions, data for person-response functions, and an empty slot for multi-level information that will be coming soon.
Examples
1 | pfa <- wizirt2:::irt_person_fit(my_model)
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