Closed xiaozhanzi closed 1 year ago
I suppose that constraint="items"
is not implemented for irtmodel="RSM"
. Maybe I do not see why one should ever employ the items
constraint.
Many thanks for your reply. I want to get a similar report like that in ConQuest. When doing the multidimensional Rasch analysis with "item+step" , ConQuest constrains the last item of each dimension and reports a general step statistic. I wonder if TAM can do a similar analysis with that in ConQuest? Appreciate your kind suggestion and help.
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I suppose that constraint="items" is not implemented for irtmodel="RSM". Maybe I do not see why one should ever employ the items constraint.
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Hi, Thank you for your package. It's a great package for doing the Rasch analysis which benefits me a lot. Recently, when I conducted the multidimensional Rasch analysis with the following syntax: TAM::tam.mml(resp = df, irtmodel = "RSM", constraint = "items", Q = Q2, control = list(maxiter = 200, snodes = 2000)) Instead of using the default setting, here I changed the constraint to "items". Everything went smoothly, but when I checked the result, it reported the PCM2 model results, not the "RSM" results. It's there something wrong with my syntax?