论文信息 - Rater Classification on the Basis of Latent Features in Responding to Situations

Rater Classification on the Basis of Latent Features in Responding to Situations

The present paper investigates to what extent several expansions of probability matrix decomposition models may be used to capture qualitative differences between raters. The models are applied to a specific data set about raters who indicate whether they would display hostile responses in frustrating situations.

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