Date:         Fri, 21 Sep 2001 12:37:55 +0200
Reply-To:     "Christian F.G. Schendera" <schendera@NIKOCITY.DE>
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From:         "Christian F.G. Schendera" <schendera@NIKOCITY.DE>
Subject:      again,
              possibly cross-posted: inter rater problem from different angle
Comments: To: SASL <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
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Got a rejection note for my first try again, my apologies in case you
receive this
twice.

This morning I posted a problem about how to compute a interrater measure.
That example based on a given data structure.
This time I'd like to present the problem from a different angle. I have two
raters that rate the same object on different items (22 stem from the items
of a questionaire, some are mixed bag). What approach is best to test these
two different ratings for identity (concordance, proximities, testing
against zero)?
Best, Chris