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Is there any bias interaction of rater by test type, rater by test-taker and test-taker by test type?
This section addressed the bias analyses of the interactions of rater by test type, rater by test-taker and test-taker by test type.
The second part reports the bias interaction of a) rater by test type, b) rater by test-taker and c) test-taker by test type.
Table 4 presents the bias analyses of the interaction of rater by test type.
FACETS provides estimates of test-taker ability, item difficulty as well as biased interactions between elements of the different facets (e.g., rater by test type, rater by test-taker and test-taker by test type).
We have given a summary of the number of studies by test type and reference standard (microscopy or PCR) inTable Table 3.
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This indicates that these two tests are not only similar but also even close to being identical in terms of their test constructs; thus, they do not warrant being distinguished from each other by test types.
The frequency of identified cases by diagnostic test type (observed case count) by patient age and by influenza season was evaluated.
Table 6 shows the bias interaction of test-taker by and test type.
We used data from FluSurv-NET, a national population-based surveillance system for laboratory-confirmed influenza hospitalizations, to capture diagnostic test type by patient age and influenza season.
The fatigue results based on the classical fatigue analysis is influenced by the test types and specimen size.
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