Michal Kosinski

Name:	Michal Kosinski
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Sun Feb 01 07:21:49 +0000 2015

Public lists managed by Michal Kosinski

Talks given by Michal Kosinski

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• Crowd IQ: Weighting Votes in Crowdsourcing and Multi-Agent Systems using Item Response Theory
• How do you like 'Likes'? (and some other cool projects from the Psychometrics Centre)
• Poseurs, tricksters and loafers - how to recognize them among your participants?

Talks organised by Michal Kosinski

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• Applications of Item Response Theory (IRT)
• Classical Psychometric Test Theory
• Psychometric Test Construction
• Mind reading by machine learning: a doubly Bayesian method for inferring mental representations
• Computerized Adaptive Testing - The State of the Art
• Confidence intervals for IRT models: three new exact approaches meeting different criteria of optimality
• Modern Answers for a Classic Question: Sex Differences in General Intelligence?
• Title to be confirmed
• MyPersonality: how to utilize social networks for social research
• Introduction to Mokken scaling
• Measurement of Influence Factors in a Decision Making Process: An Application of Conjoint Analysis
• Understanding how people think through means and ends: An introduction to laddering
• Introduction to Item Response Theory
• Identifying key drivers of item variance in your questionnaire data: an introduction to Confirmatory Factor Analysis
• Poseurs, tricksters and loafers - how to recognize them among your participants?
• Ready Steady Cook (book): Cooking up a psychometric treat in 20 minutes - live, hot and tasty!
• Psychometrics at the University of Cambridge