Psychometrika · 2003 · 21 citations · 16 references
Public HealthBiostatisticsPsychologyDecision TheoryExperimental DesignPsychometricsMatched-pair DesignsPairwise ComparisonPairwise Comparison Models
It is well-known that the representations of the Thurstonian models for difference judgment data are not unique. It has been shown that equivalence classes can be formed to provide a more meaningful partition of the covariance structures of the Thurstonian ranking models. In this paper, we examine the equivalence relations between Thurstonian covariance structure models for paired comparison data obtained under multiple judgment and discuss their implications on the general identification constraints and methods to check for parameter identifiability in restricted models.
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