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Data Analytics and Psychometrics
The general theme of this book is to encourage the use of relevant methodology in data mining which is or could be applied to the interplay of education, statistics and computer science to solve psychometric issues and challenges in the new generation of assessments. In addition to item response data, other data collected in the process of assessment and learning will be utilized to help solve psychometric challenges and facilitate learning and other educational applications. Process data include those collected or available for collection during the process of assessment and instructional phase such as responding sequence data, log files, the use of help features, the content of web searche...
Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, and Psychometrics
With the exponential increase of digital assessment, different types of data in addition to item responses become available in the measurement process. One of the salient features in digital assessment is that process data can be easily collected. This non-conventional structured or unstructured data source may bring new perspectives to better understand the assessment products or accuracy and the process how an item product was attained. The analysis of the conventional and non-conventional assessment data calls for more methodology other than the latent trait modeling. Natural language processing (NLP) methods and machine learning algorithms have been successfully applied in automated scor...
American Ancestry
This is a richly informative, multi-volume encyclopedia of genealogical reference, the first of its kind produced in America, and it contains the pedigrees of 7,500 persons resident in the United States in the nineteenth century who trace their lineage to a colonial ancestor. Indeed, the Munsells' stated purpose in compiling the work was to "record for all time many important facts in the history of families which would otherwise be lost."
The Printup Family in America, 1695-1988
William Printup (fl.1695-1733), possibly of French, Dutch or English origin, moved up along the Hudson River from New York City to live among the Mohawk Indians while practicing the blacksmith trade. In 1722 he settled in Fort Hunter, New York. Descendants and relatives lived in New York, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, North Dakota, Oregon, California, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas and elsewhere.
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