data test

A take on what is the problem with current scientific publishingAt KiwiFoo 2016, Snells Beach, New Zealand

Part 2 of 2 presentations to ACRSS on RDM service development at the University of Auckland.

Slides for a workshop on statistics at the Australasian Medical Writers' Association meeting, Auckland 2016.

Invited presentation delivered at COMBINE 2016.CellML, SED-ML, and the Physiome Model Repository.David Nickerson, Auckland Bioengineering Institute, University of Auckland, New Zealand.CellML is an XML-based protocol for storing and exchanging computer-based mathematical models in an unambiguous, modular, and reusable manner. In addition to introducing...

Presentation delivered at COMBINE 2016, providing a historical view of how the Physiome Model Repository has evolved over the years. Leading to the current Osmium project.

A presentation that I delivered at COMBINE 2016, mostly on behalf of Koray and Geoff.In computational physiology, standards to express mathematical and anatomically based geometric models rely heavily on the XML suite of standards and the Semantic Web. The Physiome Model Repository (PMR) provides an infrastructure to manage models and personal workspaces...

Presentation to Behavioural Measurement Group, University of Umea, Sweden. September, 2016

Lecture notes on Classical Test Theory, given to Behavioural Measurement Group, University of Umea, Sweden in September 2016

Introductory lecture on Item Response Theory given to Behavioural Measurement Group, University of Umea, Sweden in September 2016

Seminar to the Behavior Measurement group in the Applied Educational Sciences Dept, University of Umea. Covers basic principles of exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis with an eye to validating the content structure of a test.

This was presented in August 2016 to the EARLI SIG 1 Assessment and Evaluation Summer School in Munich. It provides an introduction to CFA and SEM techniques. It presumes understanding of exploratory factor analysis and multivariate statistical techniques. It extends basic CFA into SEM and multigroup invariance testing. It illustrates procedures and...

This presentation was given in 2012 to the Post Graduate Students Association in the Faculty of Education at the University of Auckland. It covers problems of appropriate data preparation and analysis so as to make claims about phenomena. It covers the following topics:a. the problem of chanceb. sample size determinationc. power analysisd. principles of...

These notes are a summary of teaching notes used related to the preparation of data so that maximal interpretation can be made. Topics covered include:1. checking for accuracy, response sets, and validity of entries in data sets2. detecting and dealing with missing values with the expectation maximisation procedure3. identifying and dealing with outliers...

This is a paper presented at the September 2016 Research and Innovation in Classroom Assessment conference held in Brisbane, Australia. Program details at http://www.ricaconference.com.au/program

A presentation that I delivered at the 2016 VPH Conference, on behalf of Koray and Geoff.In computational physiology, standards to express mathematical and anatomically based geometric models rely heavily on the XML suite of standards and the Semantic Web. The Physiome Model Repository (PMR) provides an infrastructure to manage models and personal...

Presentation delivered at the 2016 VPH Conference, providing a historical view of how the Physiome Model Repository has evolved over the years. Leading to the current Osmium project.

Slides of my talk at the CCANZ Open Access Policy workshop - Wellington, November 24 2014 Originally published in SlideShare http://www.slideshare.net/kubke/creative-commons-aotearoa-new-zealand-policy-workshop-november-2014?from_action=save

Slides from my talk given at Open Research Practice Workshop - Royal Society New Zealand, Wellington,  June 24 2014

Slides from my presentation given at the New Zealand Association of Scientists, University of Auckland, New Zealand, April 2014. Originally published in SlideShare http://www.slideshare.net/kubke/nzas-2014

My presentation as part of a webinar "remixing aotearoa', Open Access Week 2010