View source: R/marginal_psychometrics_function.R
marginal_psychometrics | R Documentation |
This function calculates marginal performance statistics for one- and two-stage identification systems. A two-stage system is one in which an initial nomination process is used to select students who are tested on the confirmatory assessment.
marginal_psychometrics( relyt = 0.9, test.cutoff, valid = 1e-07, nom.cutoff = 1e-07, mu = 0 )
relyt |
Confirmatory test reliability coefficient. Range (0, 1). Must not be exactly 0 or 1. Defaults to .9. |
test.cutoff |
Confirmatory test cutoff percentile. Range (0, 1). Must not be exactly 0 or 1. |
valid |
Nomination validity coefficient. Controls the relatedness of the nomination scores and the confirmatory test scores. Range (0, 1). Must not be exactly 0 or 1, and must be less than the square root of the test reliability. |
nom.cutoff |
Nomination cutoff percentile. Range (0, 1). Must not be exactly 0 or 1. |
mu |
Population mean true score on a standardized (z-score) metric. Defaults to zero. |
Two-stage system results are reported if arguments valid and nom.cutoff are provided. Otherwise, one-stage results are reported.
The function returns a list containing the following:
sensitivity: The proportion of qualifying students who are identified.
IIR: Incorrect identification rate; the proportion of identified students who do not qualify.
nom.rate: Nomination rate; the proportion of students who are nominated, which controls testing costs. (Two-stage only).
nom.passrate: The proportion of nominated students who go on to be identified. (Two-stage only)
identification.rate: The proportion of the student population that is identified.
# one-stage system marginal_psychometrics(mu = 0, test.cutoff = .9, relyt = .95) # two-stage system marginal_psychometrics( mu = 0, test.cutoff = .9, nom.cutoff = .8, relyt = .95, valid = .7 )
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