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Hauptverfasser: Bookstein, Abraham, Podet, Eve B.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1986
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ344291
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author Bookstein, Abraham
Podet, Eve B.
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Podet, Eve B.
Bookstein, Abraham
Podet, Eve B.
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contents Predicting Graduate Library School Performance Using a Probabilistic Retrieval Model. Bookstein, Abraham Podet, Eve B. Academic Achievement Grade Point Average Graduate Students Higher Education Information Retrieval Library Education Predictive Measurement Predictive Validity Probability Regression (Statistics) Statistical Analysis Statistical Inference Three versions of a probabilistic model adapted from the theory of information retrieval--a binary version, a version using the full value of the data, and a version using principal components--were tested and applied to data available from application forms to predict graduate school performance of library school students. (EM)
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spellingShingle Predicting Graduate Library School Performance Using a Probabilistic Retrieval Model.
Bookstein, Abraham
Podet, Eve B.
Academic Achievement
Grade Point Average
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Library Education
Predictive Measurement
Predictive Validity
Probability
Regression (Statistics)
Statistical Analysis
Statistical Inference
Predicting Graduate Library School Performance Using a Probabilistic Retrieval Model. Bookstein, Abraham Podet, Eve B. Academic Achievement Grade Point Average Graduate Students Higher Education Information Retrieval Library Education Predictive Measurement Predictive Validity Probability Regression (Statistics) Statistical Analysis Statistical Inference Three versions of a probabilistic model adapted from the theory of information retrieval--a binary version, a version using the full value of the data, and a version using principal components--were tested and applied to data available from application forms to predict graduate school performance of library school students. (EM)
title Predicting Graduate Library School Performance Using a Probabilistic Retrieval Model.
topic Academic Achievement
Grade Point Average
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Library Education
Predictive Measurement
Predictive Validity
Probability
Regression (Statistics)
Statistical Analysis
Statistical Inference
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ344291