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The aim is to estimate rater effects in rating designs with overlapping rater pairs using two models.

April 1, 1984Applied Psychological MeasurementOpen Access

Two Simple Models for Rater Effects

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The aim is to estimate rater effects in rating designs with overlapping rater pairs using two models.
Consideration of two models: additive and nonlinear.
Examination of rater effects through analytical estimates.
Illustration of the models with empirical data.
The additive model effectively captures rater effects in overlapping designs.
The nonlinear model provides alternative insights into rater ratings.
Illustrated data supports the effectiveness of both models.

Implication

Randomized analysis of rater effects in essay ratings, suggesting two effective models for estimation.

Abstract

In many examinations, essays of different exami nees are rated by different rater pairs. This paper dis cusses the estimation of rater effects for rating designs in which rater pairs overlap in a special way. Two models for rater effects are considered: the additive model and a nonlinear model. An illustration with em pirical data is provided.

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Dato N. M. de Gruijter (1984) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a16dab4c7240d1a707bb34f https://doi.org/10.1177/014662168400800210

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Randomized analysis of rater effects in essay ratings, suggesting two effective models for estimation.

Two Simple Models for Rater Effects

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Two Simple Models for Rater Effects

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