Psychometrika · 1958 · 85 citations · 22 references
LawComparative LawComparative Legal MethodologyComparative Legal ReasoningJudgment Reliability
A variance-components analysis is presented for paired comparisons in terms of three components: s , the scale value of the stimuli; d , a deviation from the linear model specified by the law of comparative judgment; and b , a binomial error component. Estimates are given for each of the three variances, σ s 2 , σ d 2 , and σ b 2 . Several coefficients, analogous to reliability coefficients, based on these three variances are indicated. The techniques are illustrated in a replicated comparison of handwriting specimens.
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Statistical Methods for Research Workers
American Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1945 · 11.1K citations
M. G. Kendall · Biometrika · 1957 · 6.4K citations
A law of comparative judgment.
L. L. Thurstone · Psychological Review · 1927 · 5.2K citations
An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics