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TABLE FOR TESTING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE R‐INDEX

Jian Bi, Michael O’Mahony

Journal of Sensory Studies · 1995 · 56 citations · 5 references

Concepts

ReliabilityIndex SystemEngineeringEducationApplied MeasurementBiostatisticsFactor AnalysisR‐index ValuesPsychometricsThe R‐indexClassical Test TheoryIndexing TechniqueStatisticsPsychological MeasurementData Indexing

Abstract

ABSTRACT A table is provided for testing the significance of R‐index values. The use of the table is illustrated and the theory and assumptions behind the method are explained.

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