Replication of Analyses Sample Clauses

Replication of Analyses. ETS will work with the CDE and the external evaluator to determine the format and the layout of the student-level data files; and will have psychometricians, data analysts, assessment developers, and IT professionals available to answer questions on the statistical and content properties of the items as well as any technical questions concerning the data structure. The student data for replication will provide all student demographic information, including level of student support or accommodation. ETS will provide all test level scores, including raw scores, cluster scores claim level scores, and all scaled scores. The student-level data file will also contain all item responses for selected-response items, all scores for performance task items, and all associated item identifications. In addition, ETS will provide the latency between items and the time to answer each item. ETS will supply the CDE and to the external evaluator with the entire vector of student-level information for each student, including identification of any accommodations the student used. If there is any information that the CDE believes is not necessary in the replication of item statistics and test characteristics, ETS will create and send an abridged file to the CDE and the external evaluator. In addition, should the CDE require additional documentation to assist in replications, then ETS will provide any supplementation information needed.
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