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CEUR WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS. Proceedings of Models and Methods of Information Systems Research Workshop 2019. 2020

Vol. 2556. 2020.
SEYTMANBITOV D.A., LUTSENKO M. M., BARANOVSKIY A. M.

In this paper, a statistical game was defined and solved. Its solution is: the optimal randomized decision rule, the probability of a correct decision on this rule, and the worst a priori distribution of the test subjects knowledge levels. We have developed a method for assessment the accuracy and reliability of decision making by on test results. The proposed program allows you to assessment the reliability of the solution for a test containing 10 items with different levels of difficulty, and 11 different levels of knowledge level.

Research target: Computer Science Mathematics
Priority areas: mathematics
Language: English
Keywords: testing
CEUR WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS. Proceedings of Models and Methods of Information Systems Research Workshop 2019. 2020
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