A Changepoint Rule for Determining Bicluster Retention Cutoffs in Cheating Detection
Educational and Psychological Measurement
Published online on July 07, 2026
Abstract
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In test cheating detection, biclustering can be used to identify localized groups of examinees who share unusual response patterns, but an unresolved practical issue is determining how many extracted biclusters should be retained and how many examinees ...
In test cheating detection, biclustering can be used to identify localized groups of examinees who share unusual response patterns, but an unresolved practical issue is determining how many extracted biclusters should be retained and how many examinees ...