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Applications of the Theory of Meaningfulness to order and Matching Experiments

Abstract The theory of meaningfulness of statements using numerical scales is applied to the analysis of statements involving scales representing the semiorders and indifference graphs which result from order and matching experiments.

Fred S. Roberts | F. Roberts

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