Psychometrics.jl - Julia Package for Psychometric Data Analysis
Psychometrics.jl is a Julia package designed for psychometric data analysis under the Item Response Theory (IRT) paradigm. Explore our comprehensive suite of structs and functions that cater to researchers and professionals in educational measurement and psychometrics.
Detaljeret Introduktion
Welcome to Psychometrics.jl, your resource for advanced psychometric analysis in Julia. Our package offers a range of objects and dedicated methods for dealing with psychometric data, including Bayesian IRT models, examinee assessment, and item calibration. Designed as a playground for research projects, Psychometrics.jl provides detailed documentation and support for various IRT models.
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Uni-Missouri-Psychological Sciences
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