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+ | From the matrix, one can read that knowledge of concept 1 is required in order to answer correctly questions 3, 4 and 5. One can also read that questions 1 and 2 test only the knowledge of concept 2. | ||
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+ | Furthermore, one could also say that the //ideal response// of a student taking the test formed of those 5 questions who knows only concept 1 should be "00001". This is so since he does not know concept 2 which is required for questions 1 and 2 (therefore the leading "00"). Yet this concept is also required for correct ansqering of questions 3 and 4 so he can not answer those questions neither (therefore the following "00"). Finally, 5th question requires only knowledge about the concept 1 so the student can answer this question correctly (therefore the ending "1", forming all together "00001"). | ||
==== What can I do with a q-matrix? ==== | ==== What can I do with a q-matrix? ==== | ||