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This analysis proposes a novel censored normal response model for bounded continuous data, suggesting it provides an efficient alternative to existing models.
This study proposes an item response theory (IRT) model for bounded continuous data: the censored normal response model (CNRM). This model has a structure similar to the Tobit models, which makes it possible to take into account the ceiling and floor effects on item responses. The CNRM is formulated as a special case of the generalized normal ogive framework, which unifies several existing models. A parameter estimation method using the EM-algorithm is shown and is applied to simulated and real data. The results suggest that the CNRM provides a computationally efficient and highly interpretable alternative to Molenaar et al.'s (2022) zero-and-one inflated approach.
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