In tailored testing, we try to choose for administration items at a difficulty level matching the examinee's ability, which we infer from his responses to items already administered. Robbins‐Monro procedures for selecting items and for estimating the examinee's ability are evaluated. Various ideas of use for tailored testing emerge.
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