On Criteria for Scale Relationships

A conceptual model for "cumulative" scaling is set forth in terms of "dimensions," "reference points," and "response systems." On the basis of the model, criteria are suggested for assessing the validity, internal consistency, and reliability of scales. It is argued that "scaling" covers a range of research problems and that combinations of specific criteria provide more straightforward answers than a single coefficient of "scalability"

Basis (linear algebra) · Consistency (knowledge bases) · Econometrics · Geography · Internal consistency · Multidimensional scaling · Physics · Psychometrics · Range (aeronautics) · Reliability (semiconductor) · Reliability engineering · Scale (ratio) · Scaling · Set (abstract data type) · Statistics · Artificial Intelligence · Computer Science · Engineering · Evaluation and Performance Assessment · Mathematics · Mental Health Research Topics · Statistical Methods and Applications

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• The Public School

  Open Access•Jerome Rabow, Thomas Robischon•Education and Urban Society•1972

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• The Guttman Scalogram

  Open Access•Don Parkes, D N Parkes•Australian Geographical Studies•1969

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