Maximum likelihood estimation of the joint covariance matrix for sections of tests given to distinct samples with application to test equating

Maximum likelihood estimation of the joint covariance matrix for sections of tests given to distinct samples with application to test equating

by Dorothy T. Thayer

Part of ETS research report -- RR-82-14

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