NOHARM
NOHARM: A computer program for fitting both unidimensional and multidimensional normal ogive models of latent trait theory.
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- Wang, Chun: On latent trait estimation in multidimensional compensatory item response models (2015)
- Fragoso, Tiago M.; Cúri, Mariana: Improving psychometric assessment of the Beck depression inventory using multidimensional item response theory (2013)
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- Béguin, A. A.; Glas, C. A. W.: MCMC estimation and some model-fit analysis of multidimensional IRT models (2001)
- Junker, Brian: On the interplay between nonparametric and parametric IRT, with some thoughts about the future (2001)
- Zheng, Beiyao: Bayesian estimation of multidimensional item response theory model using Gibbs sampling (2000)
- Zhang, Jinming; Stout, William: Conditional covariance structure of generalized compensatory multidimensional items (1999)
- Segall, Daniel O.: Multidimensional adaptive testing (1996)
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- McDonald, Roderick P.: Describing the elephant: Structure and function in multivariate data (1986)