Appletree: A multinomial processing tree modeling program for macintosh computers
Appletree: A multinomial processing tree modeling program for macintosh computers
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Appletree:用于 Macintosh 计算机的多项处理树建模程序
DOI:
10.3758/bf03200748
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发表时间:
1999
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通讯作者:
R. Rothkegel
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作者:
R. Rothkegel
Multinomial processing tree (MPT) models are statistical models that allow for the prediction of categorical frequency data by sets of unobservable (cognitive) states. In MPT models, the probability that an event belongs to a certain category is a sum of products of state probabilities. AppleTree is a computer program for Macintosh for testing user-defined MPT models. It can fit model parameters to empirical frequency data, provide confidence intervals for the parameters, generate tree graphs for the models, and perform identifiability checks. In this article, the algorithms used by AppleTree and the handling of the program are described.