Modeling repeated self-reported outcome data: a continuous-time longitudinal Item Response Theory model.
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Cécile Proust-Lima | Myriam Blanchin | Bastien Perrot | Viviane Philipps | Véronique Sébille | V. Sébille | V. Philipps | C. Proust-Lima | B. Perrot | M. Blanchin | Bastien Perrot
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