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Topic:Improving Attribute Classification Accuracy in High-dimensional Data: A Four-step Latent Regression Approach
Date:19/02/2019
Time:2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Venue:Science Centre L2
Category:Seminars
Speaker:Professor Jimmy, DE LA TORRE
PDF:20190219_TORRE.pdf
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Abstract

Cognitive diagnosis modeling (CDM) aims to provide detailed and actionable feedback on a set of finer-grained attributes. For feedback to be informative, the attribute size (i.e., number of attributes) must be large. However, current computational constraints limit the attribute size to about 15. The accordion procedure (AP) has been proposed to handle much larger attribute sizes by focusing on one subset of attributes at a time, and creating nuisance attributes by collapsing the attributes of the remaining subsets. In this study, covariates are incorporated to supplement information obtained from AP. A four-step latent regression approach, which is both computationally manageable when high-dimensional data are involved and flexible when specifications at each step need to be adjusted, is proposed. A simulation study is conducted to examine the performance of the proposed approach. Results demonstrate that incorporating covariates can improve the AP correct classification rates particularly when the test alone is not sufficiently informative.

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