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fit.MIRT() - Multidimensional Item Response Theory
(1PL–4PL) for binary dominance data, with optional Q-matrix
structure.fit.MGPCM() - Multidimensional Generalized Partial
Credit Model for polytomous ordered-category responses.fit.MGGUM() - Multidimensional Generalized Graded
Unfolding Model for ideal-point polytomous responses with signed
Q-matrix.fit.FCMIRT() - Forced-Choice MIRT with item-level
dominance endorsement and Luce–Plackett block-level ranking (RANK, MOLE,
PICK).fit.FCGGUM() - Forced-Choice GGUM with item-level
ideal-point endorsement and block-level ranking.fit.TIRT() - Thurstonian IRT for forced-choice with
pairwise probit comparisons and latent utility differences.fit.FCDCM() - Forced-Choice Diagnostic Classification
Model with higher-order latent trait, DINA/DINO condensation rules, and
exact attribute-profile marginalization.fit.FCGDINA() - Forced-Choice GDINA model with DINA,
DINO, ACDM, and GDINA item-level structures for ranking, most-least, and
pick responses.method = "stan"): Full Bayesian
inference via Hamiltonian Monte Carlo (NUTS/HMC) with
rstan.method = "iStEM"): Fast
iterative Stochastic EM with Metropolis-within-Gibbs person sampling and
L-BFGS-B item optimization.method = "EM"): Deterministic
posterior-weight EM for FCGDINA.sim.data.MIRT(), sim.data.MGPCM(),
sim.data.MGGUM() for traditional item response data.sim.data.FCMIRT(), sim.data.FCGGUM(),
sim.data.TIRT(), sim.data.FCDCM(),
sim.data.FCGDINA() for forced-choice data.rotate.MIRT() and rotate.matrix() for
post-hoc rotation of MIRT solutions using promax or any GPArotation
method.coef(),
confint(), deviance(), fitted(),
logLik(), nobs(), plot(),
predict(), print(), residuals(),
summary(), update(), vcov().These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.