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A new article on model evaluation has been added to the project website (https://measr.info).
The model estimation article has been updated to use the same (simulated) data set as the model evaluation article.
More detailed installation instructions have been added to the getting started vignette (#23).
A case study demonstrating a full DCM-based analysis using data from the ECPE (?ecpe_data
) has been added to the project website.
Fixed bug in the LCDM specification of constraints for level-3 and above interaction terms.
Functions for evaluating estimated models (e.g., fit_ppmc()
, reliability()
) no longer recalculate indices if they have previously been saved to the model object. This behavior can be overwritten with force = TRUE
.
Updated Stan syntax to be compatible with the new array syntax (@andrjohns, #36)
get_parameters()
now preserves item identifiers by default. Items can be renamed with numbers (e.g., 1, 2, 3, …) by setting rename_item = TRUE
.
measr now reexports functions from posterior for conducting mathematical operations on posterior::rvar()
objects.
Respondent estimates are now returned as posterior::rvar()
objects when not summarized.
NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.type = "crum"
in the measr_dcm()
function.measr_dcm()
, max_interaction
, defines the highest order interactions to estimate. For example, max_interaction = 2
will estimate only intercepts, main effects, and two-way interactions.measr_dcm()
, attribute_structure
allows users to specified either “unconstrained” relationships between attributes or “independent” attributes.Fixed bug with backend = "rstan"
where warmup iterations could be more than the total iterations requested by the user if warmup iterations were not also specified (#6).
Additional specifications were added to measr_extract()
for extracting results from an estimated model.
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.