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Henry I. Braun

born 1949 15 known books newest first

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Analysis of CICS response time

Analysis of CICS response time

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Developing and evaluating a machi...

Developing and evaluating a machine-scorable, constrained constructed-response item

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Empirical Bayes analysis of famil...

Empirical Bayes analysis of families of survival curves

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Empirical Bayes estimation of coe...

Empirical Bayes estimation of coefficients in the general linear model from data of deficient rank

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Empirical Bayes methods

Empirical Bayes methods

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Getting value out of value-added

Getting value out of value-added

Year unknown Naomi Chudowsky, Judith A. Koenig, and Henry I. Braun
Making essay test scores fairer w...

Making essay test scores fairer with statistics

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On deriving institutional norms f...

On deriving institutional norms from data collected through complex sample surveys

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Study of excellence in high schoo...

Study of excellence in high school education

Year unknown Donald A. Rock, Henry I. Braun, and Paul R. Rosenbaum
Test validity

Test validity

Year unknown Howard Wainer and Henry I. Braun
The predictive validity of the GR...

The predictive validity of the GRE general test for disabled students

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The predictive validity of the sc...

The predictive validity of the scholastic aptitude test for disabled students

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The role of constructs in psychological and educational measurement

The role of constructs in psychological and educational measurement

Year unknown Henry I. Braun, Douglas N. Jackson, and David E. Wiley
Unbiased predictions in sparse da...

Unbiased predictions in sparse data problems

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Use of empirical Bayes methods in...

Use of empirical Bayes methods in the study of the validity of academic predictors of graduate school performance

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