
Automated-scoring compatibility interface for score comparisons
Source:R/api-automated-scoring.R
automated_scoring_table.RdPrefer score_comparison_table() for new analyses. This earlier interface
retains its argument names, automated/human output columns and default
Williamson (2012) numerical screen. The generic interface uses score/reference
names and applies no thresholds unless requested.
Usage
automated_scoring_table(
automated,
human,
human_reference = NULL,
categories,
automated_categories = automated,
smd = c("pooled", "human"),
qwk_min = 0.7,
correlation_min = 0.7,
max_degradation = 0.1,
max_abs_smd = 0.15,
fit = NULL,
diagnostics = NULL,
rater_facet = NULL,
automated_rater = NULL
)Arguments
- automated, human, human_reference
Earlier names for
scores,reference, andreference2inscore_comparison_table().- categories
Declared numeric score categories in increasing order.
- automated_categories
Earlier name for
score_categories.- smd
"pooled"or"human"; the latter maps to"reference".- qwk_min, correlation_min, max_degradation, max_abs_smd
Numerical screen limits; see
score_comparison_table(). These defaults retain the earlier automated-scoring examples and are not universal acceptance criteria.- fit, diagnostics, rater_facet
Optional saved MFRM source and rater facet; see
score_comparison_table().- automated_rater
Earlier name for
rater.
Value
The same list structure as score_comparison_table(), retaining the
earlier automated/human column and category-table names. Saved results
created through the earlier interface can still be read directly.