Multiprocessing Peak Picking Software for UCSF NMR Spectra
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Multiprocessing Peak Picking Software for UCSF NMR Spectra
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[HACKATHON] Front end for the relibality-score project
[HACKATHON] Back end for the reliability score project
The Python analysis measured the internal consistency reliability of a 20-item, four-construct questionnaire using Cronbach's alpha (α). The instrument measures perceptions across four technology-and-investigation constructs: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain Technology (BCT), Big Data Analytics (BDA), and Forensic Fraud Investigation (FFI).
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Conducted in Python, this analysis examines the internal consistency (using Kuder-Richardson Formula 20 [KR-20]), inter-rater reliability (using Intraclass Correlation Coefficient [ICC] and Cohen's Kappa), item difficulty and discrimination indices, and the relationship between multiple-choice and essay sections for mixed-format achievement tests.
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