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A validity-oriented framework for comparing assessment latent structure across humans and LLMs

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The article introduces a methodological framework that treats similarity of latent factor structure as a necessary, though not sufficient, condition for transferring score interpretations from humans to LLMs. It combines exploratory factor analysis, factor congruence with Hungarian-algorithm factor matching, and repeated resampling against a human-human baseline. As the authors state, it "introduces a validity-oriented framework for comparing the latent structure of assessments across humans and LLMs", demonstrated through two case studies showing instruments "may capture substantially different constructs in humans and LLMs".

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  • A validity-oriented framework for comparing assessment latent structure across humans and LLMs: The article introduces a methodological framework that treats similarity of latent factor structure as a necessary, though not sufficient, condition for transferring score interpretations from humans to LLMs. It combines exploratory factor analysis, factor congruence with Hungarian-algorithm factor matching, and repeated resampling against a human-human baseline. As the authors state, it "introduces a validity-oriented framework for comparing the latent structure of assessments across humans and LLMs", demonstrated through two case studies showing instruments "may capture substantially different constructs in humans and LLMs". (Alona Strugatski et al. (2026))

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  • Alona Strugatski, Licol Zeinfeld, Giora Alexandron. (2026). Do Assessment Instruments Measure the Same Thing for Humans and LLMs? A Latent Structure Analysis. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.15630
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title A validity-oriented framework for comparing assessment latent structure across humans and LLMs
description The article introduces a methodological framework that treats similarity of latent factor structure as a necessary, though not sufficient, condition for transferring score interpretations from humans to LLMs.
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