get.equ: Reads equivalence table created in Conquest analysis.
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
Description
Reads Conquest files comprising equivalence tables for MLE or WLE parameters.
Usage
1
Arguments
file
Character string of the Conquest equ-file.
Value
A list of n+1 elements, with n the number of dimensions in the analysis. Each element is a data.frame, whose
name correponds to the name of the dimension the values belongs to. All data.frames except the last one give
the transformation of each possible raw score to the WLE or MLE score including it's standard error. First column
in each data.frame contains the raw score, second column the transformed WLE or MLE score, third columns it's standard
error.
The last element of the list give some sparse information about the model specifications.
References
See Conquest manual, pp.162.
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Description Usage Arguments Value References
Description
Reads Conquest files comprising equivalence tables for MLE or WLE parameters.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
file |
Character string of the Conquest equ-file. |
Value
A list of n+1 elements, with n the number of dimensions in the analysis. Each element is a data.frame, whose name correponds to the name of the dimension the values belongs to. All data.frames except the last one give the transformation of each possible raw score to the WLE or MLE score including it's standard error. First column in each data.frame contains the raw score, second column the transformed WLE or MLE score, third columns it's standard error.
The last element of the list give some sparse information about the model specifications.
References
See Conquest manual, pp.162.
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