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PKMAP= can be used to customize Table 36 diagnostic maps. These maps are based on the KIDMAP.
PKMAP= customization
Figure: PKMAP field numbers and positions
Format in Winsteps control file:
PKMAP=* ; inline instructions for the PKMAP output in Table 36
(Field number)= value
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Format in text file:
use Edit menu
Edit/Create file with NOTEPAD to modify these settings.
In text file, for example:
1D = Yes
Save text file as MyPKMAP.txt in the same folder as the Control file
Specification menu: PKMAP = MyPKMAP.txt
Field code |
Values |
Meaning |
1T-9T = Top headings 1HY, 1H, 1HN = High side of grid 1M = Measure = Middle (ability) 1LY, 1L , 1LN = Low side of grid 1B-9B = Bottom footers 1E-5E = Color explanations |
(blank) |
do not display the field |
\ |
blank line |
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text |
display the text in the field location |
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#nnn# (can be included in text) |
display the statistic in the field location |
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1R = Response = Rating |
(blank) or text or #nnn# #CODE# #CAT# |
(as above) Response code in the data file Scored category number |
1G = Grid for PKMAP layout |
Top left cell of grid is: HY High measure, Yes reached HN High measure, Not reached LY Low measure, Yes reached LN Low measure, Not reached |
Controls layout of the PKMAP by identifying the top left quadrant |
1C-5C = Color codes |
HTML color codes, e.g., lightgreen #E7C4A3 |
The color codes for text in the grid cells: 1C = High Yes (Current level) 2C = High No (Next level) 3C = 50-50 4C = Low Yes (Current level) 5C = Low No (Next level) |
1P = Placement of response |
T = Rasch-Thurstone 50% threshold H or F = Half-point and Full-point thresholds |
Vertical measure at which to place a response. |
1D = Display all the field numbers |
"Y" = Display field numbers and values at start of output |
The field codes and their values |
1F = Minimum mean-square to report |
0 = all mean-squares 1.5 = only persons with infit or outfit mean-squares greater than 1.5 are reported |
Selects only Kidmaps for misfitting response strings |
1S = Sort instructions |
n = Entry number descending N = Entry number ascending m = Measure descending M = Measure ascending f = Mean-square fit descending F = Mean-square fit ascending fI, FI = use Infit mean-square a = Alphabetical llabel descending A = Alphabetical label ascending |
Order of the PKMAP Kidmaps in the output table. |
Field number not in PKMAP= list |
none |
(ignored) |
Control variable= PSELECT=???A ; selection PDELETE=(list of entry numbers) PDFILE=(file of entry numbers) ASCII=Webpage |
value |
control variable for the PKMAP display |
T36 |
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output the Table 36 PKMAPs |
#nnn# |
Value: 1=-8= Person. 9= Item |
#NAME# or #LABEL# |
Name or label |
#ENTRY# |
Entry number |
#MEASURE# |
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#COUNT# |
Total number of scored responses |
#SCORE# |
Total raw score |
#ERROR# |
Standard error of measure (user-rescaled by USCALE=, UDECIM=) |
#INMNSQ# |
Infit mean-square |
#INZSTD# |
Standardized Infit statistic: t standardized, locally t standardized, or log-scaled (LOCAL=) |
#OUTMNSQ# |
Outfit mean-square |
#OUTZSTD# |
Standardized Outfit statistic: t standardized, locally t standardized, or log-scaled (LOCAL=) |
#TITLE# |
TITLE= of this analysis |
#Y# |
Measure-units for each row (line) advance on vertical y-axis. |
Display the label substring |
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## |
# |
#CENTER# |
Center this field (1T-9T and 1B-9B only) |
PKMAP= default values for dichotomies (True/False, Multiple-Choice)
PKMAP = *
1D = "No"
1F = "0"
1S = "N"
1T = " Name: #NAME#"
2T = " Ref. Number: #ENTRY# Measure: #MEASURE# S.E. #ERROR# Score: #SCORE#"
3T = " Test: #TITLE#"
4T = "\"
1G = "HY"
1P = "Half-point threshold"
1R = "#ENTRY#.#CAT#"
1HY = "Hard items answered correctly"
1H = "\<b\>\<i\>-Harder-\</b\>\</i\>"
1HN = "Hard items answered incorrectly"
1M = "\<FONT COLOR="RED"\>XXX\</FONT\>"
1LY = "Easy items answered correctly"
1L = "\<b\>\<i\>-Easier-\</b\>\</i\>"
1LN = "Easy items answered incorrectly"
1B = "\"
2B = "#CENTER#Each row is #Y# logits"
3B = "\"
1E = "\<SPAN CLASS=1C\>blue\</SPAN\>=Unexpected Yes."
2E = " \<SPAN CLASS=2C\>orange\</SPAN\>=No."
3E = " \<SPAN CLASS=3C\>yellow\</SPAN\>=50/50."
4E = " \<SPAN CLASS=4C\>green\</SPAN\>=Yes."
5E = " \<SPAN CLASS=5C\>pink\</SPAN\>=Unexpected No."
1C = "lightblue"
2C = "#FFBD91"
3C = "yellow"
4C = "lightgreen"
5C = "pink"
; = = = "default values above. User-set values below."
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PKMAP= default values for polytomies (Rating Scale, Partial Credit)
PKMAP = *
1D = "No"
1F = "0"
1S = "N"
1T = " Name: #NAME#"
2T = " Ref. Number: #ENTRY# Measure: #MEASURE# S.E. #ERROR# Score: #SCORE#"
3T = " Test: #TITLE#"
4T = "\"
1G = "HY"
1P = "Full-point threshold"
1R = "#ENTRY#.#CODE#"
1HY = "Hard levels reached"
1H = "\<b\>\<i\>-Higher-\</b\>\</i\>"
1HN = "Hard levels not reached"
1M = "\<FONT COLOR="RED"\>XXX\</FONT\>"
1LY = "Easy levels reached"
1L = "\<b\>\<i\>-Lower-\</b\>\</i\>"
1LN = "Easy levels not reached"
1B = "\"
2B = "#CENTER#Each row is #Y# logits"
3B = "\"
1E = "\<SPAN CLASS=1C\>blue\</SPAN\>=Unexpected Yes."
2E = " \<SPAN CLASS=2C\>orange\</SPAN\>=No."
3E = " \<SPAN CLASS=3C\>yellow\</SPAN\>=50/50."
4E = " \<SPAN CLASS=4C\>green\</SPAN\>=Yes."
5E = " \<SPAN CLASS=5C\>pink\</SPAN\>=Unexpected No."
1C = "lightblue"
2C = "#FFBD91"
3C = "yellow"
4C = "lightgreen"
5C = "pink"
; = = = "default values above. User-set values below."
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HTML codes can be used with \< and \> replacing < and >. HTML codes are ignored for text output.
Color: \<font color=red\>....\</font\> for HTML colors
or \<span class=1C\>....\</span\> for the colors defined in 1C, 2C, 3C, 4C, 5C
A list of color names is shown at http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_colornames.asp - Hex values can also be used. These color names and hex values are used for 1C-5C.
Bold: \<b\>...\</b\> but bold for 1M and 1R may cause misalignment. Use a color instead.
Italic: \<i\>...\</i\> but bold for 1M and 1R may cause misalignment. Use a color instead.
Example: Exam5.txt - dichotomy (Yes/No, True/False, Multiple-Choice Question) -
PKMAP (KIDMAP) text output - default settings: ASCII=Yes
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PKMAP (KIDMAP) webpage output - default settings: ASCII=Webpage
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