Modeling Partial Knowledge on Multiple‐Choice Items Using Elimination Testing

Partial Knowledge in Multiple-Choice Testing

The intent of this study was to discover the nature of (partial) knowledge as estimated by the multiple-choice (MC) test method. An MC test of vocabulary, including 20 items, was given to 10 participants. Each examinee was required to think aloud while focusing on each item before and while making a response. After each test taker was done with each item, s/he was ...

Partial Redundancy Elimination using Lazy Code Motion

Modeling Human Knowledge of Routes: Partial Knowledge and Individual Variation

Commonsense knowledge of large-scale space (the cog-nitive map) includes several diierent types of knowledge: of sensorimotor, topological, and metrical spatial relationships. Sensorimotor knowledge is deened as that knowledge which is necessary to reconstruct a route from memory after travel along that route in a large-scale environment. A representation for route knowledge is proposed with su...

Modeling Hijman Knowledge of Roijtes: Partial Knowledge and Individual Variation

Commonsense knowledge of large-scale space (the cognitive map) includes several different types of knowledge: of sensorimotor, topological, and metrical spatial relationships. Sensorimotor knowledge is defined as that knowledge which is necessary to reconstruct a route from memory after travel along that route in a large-scale environment. A representation for route knowledge is proposed with s...

Evaluation of Dynamic Probing Testing Effect in Hand Excavated Pit on Test Results Using Numerical Modeling

In Iran, using the hand excavated pits (wells) have been more common compared to other countries. As a matter of fact, recent years, utilizing the dynamic probing test (DPT) in these types of pits has been significantly developed in Iran. This is while the standard state of doing this test is from the ground level. In this work, the dynamic probing test is carried out in two similar wells with ...