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Survey questionnaires and graphs

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2015Publisher:Institute of Mathematical StatisticsJournal:Electronic Journal of Statistics, volume 9 (issn: 1935-7524,

Authors: Schiopu Kratina, Ioana; Zamfirescu, Christina Maria; Trépanier, Kyle; Marques, Lennon;

doi: 10.1214/15-ejs1067

Survey questionnaires and graphs

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Abstract

We introduce a special type of graphs, which we use as tools for designing and improving survey questionnaires. While the idea of representing questionnaires as graphs is not new, our graphs constitute novel theoretical and practical tools, which could turn a complex questionnaire into a questionnaire that is easier to visualize, test and analyze.

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University of Ottawa
Canada

Keywords

statistical analysis, directed acyclic graphs, finite probability space, 60C05, expected number of questions, 94C15, 62D05, Questionnaire design

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