Contributions to the method of paired comparisons
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Contributions to the method of paired comparisons
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1978
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A least-squares solution for the method of
paired comparisons is given. The approach provokes
a theorem regarding the amount of data
necessary and sufficient for a solution to be obtained.
This theorem establishes that it is possible
to find a solution when there is a great deal of
missing data. A measure of the internal consistency
of the least-squares fit is developed. It is indicated
that the method of paired comparisons need not be
applied only to data obtained experimentally from
the law of comparative judgment; indeed, an example
(rating university football teams) involving observational
data is worked out.
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Kaiser, Henry F & Serlin, Ronald C. (1978). Contributions to the method of paired comparisons. Applied Psychological Measurement, 2, 423-432. doi:10.1177/014662167800200317
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Kaiser, Henry F.; Serlin, Ronald C.. (1978). Contributions to the method of paired comparisons. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/99411.
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