Using Maximum Information Selection Strategy to Computer Adaptive Test

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As psychology, education measure theory and with the combination of computer technology of continuous research and development, based on Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) become a new type of test form. Based on the analysis and state the topic of CAT theory and Maximum Information Selection Strategy (MISS), the method of maximum information selection strategy in the key issues in an adaptive testing system solutions is discussed. The effectiveness of the solution method which this topic given is proved by experiment.

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