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Example data for true score imputation under classical test theory (CTT). Under the data-generating model, two groups (y=0 and y=1) were simulated using normal distributions with mean and variance equal to 1 for y=0 and equal to 1.5 for y=1. Normal measurement error was then added to each group corresponding to reliability (ratio of true to observed score variance) of .6.
data_ctt
A data frame with two variables:
An observed scoregenerated under CTT
A dummy variable indicating group membership
See below for data-generating code.
See vignette('TSI')
or example(TSI)
for example usage.
set.seed(0) n=1000 #sample size ratio=0.6 #ratio of true score variance to error variance; squared reliability coefficient d=0.5 #mean difference nimpute=10 #number of "posterior" draws of true score from modified conditional distribution of w meanX=1 #mean of true score meanW=1 #mean of observed score varX=1 #variance of true score varW=1 #variance of observed score x1=rnorm(n,meanX,sqrt(varX)) e1=rnorm(n,0,sqrt(varX*(1-ratio)/ratio)) w1=x1+e1 x2=rnorm(n,meanX+d*sqrt(varX),sqrt(varX)) e2=rnorm(n,0,sqrt(varX*(1-ratio)/ratio)) w2=x2+e2 #into the data frame w=c(w1,w2) y=c(rep(0,n),rep(1,n)) data_ctt=data.frame(w,y)
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