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To introduce and validate COLNI, an artificial neural network framework designed to impute missing values in tabular ordinal psychometric data.

August 15, 2026Psychological MethodsOpen Access

Columnwise neural imputation for incomplete ordinal psychometric data.

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LZLongfei ZhangBeijing Normal University MJMinjeong JeonUniversity of California, Los Angeles PCPing ChenJishou University

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Methodological study demonstrates robust missing value imputation in ordinal psychometric datasets, highlighting improved data recovery for behavioral and educational research.

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To introduce and validate COLNI, an artificial neural network framework designed to impute missing values in tabular ordinal psychometric data.
Constructed COLNI, a columnwise artificial neural network framework optimized for tabular data with ordinal scales.
Tested the algorithm across extensive synthetic simulation studies and real-world psychometric datasets under diverse missingness conditions.
Validated the framework's effectiveness in accurately reconstructing missing ordinal values across multiple simulation settings.
Maintained robust imputation performance when applied to real-world educational and psychological measurement datasets.

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Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a80197375c2e31742c8569f https://doi.org/10.1037/met0000867

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Methodological study demonstrates robust missing value imputation in ordinal psychometric datasets, highlighting improved data recovery for behavioral and educational research.

Columnwise neural imputation for incomplete ordinal psychometric data.

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Columnwise neural imputation for incomplete ordinal psychometric data.

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