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Understanding Data Usage in Invariant Item Ordering Testing at Tilburg University

Discover the actual data consumption when testing for invariant item ordering at Tilburg University, where the mean is 12.04 and variance is 25.26. Learn about the statistics and algorithms involved.

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Understanding Data Usage in Invariant Item Ordering Testing at Tilburg University

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  1. How much data is really used?when testing for invariant item ordering Rudy Ligtvoet Tilburg University

  2. Invariant item ordering

  3. mean = 12.04 variance = 25.26 Statistic R1c for testing IIO

  4. Statistic R1c for testing IIO

  5. Manifest IIO

  6. Number of inequalities

  7. Joining Algorithm

  8. Minsize

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