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Song, Qiang; Chissom, Brad S. – 1993
Since university enrollment forecasting is very important, many different methods and models have been proposed by researchers. Two new methods for enrollment forecasting are introduced: (1) the fuzzy time series model; and (2) the artificial neural networks model. Fuzzy time series has been proposed to deal with forecasting problems within a…
Descriptors: Enrollment Projections, Enrollment Trends, Evaluation Methods, Higher Education
Pennsylvania State Dept. of Education, Harrisburg. Bureau of Educational Quality Assessment. – 1971
The results of the Pennsylvania Educational Quality Assessment program, Phase II, are interpreted. The first section of the manual presents a statement of each of the Ten Goals of Quality Education which served as the basis of the assessment. Also included are the key items on the questionnaires administered to 5th and 11th grade students. The…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Educational Quality, Evaluation Criteria, Evaluation Methods
Houston, Walter M.; Sawyer, Richard – 1988
Methods for predicting specific college course grades, based on small numbers of observations, were investigated. These methods use collateral information across potentially diverse institutions to obtain refined within-group parameter estimates. One method, referred to as pooled least squares with adjusted intercepts, assumes that slopes and…
Descriptors: Bayesian Statistics, College Students, Colleges, Comparative Analysis
Houston, Walter M. – 1988
Two methods of using collateral information from similar institutions to predict college freshman grade average were investigated. One central prediction model, referred to as pooled least squares with adjusted intercepts, assumes that slopes and residual variances are homogeneous across selected colleges. The second model, referred to as Bayesian…
Descriptors: Bayesian Statistics, College Freshmen, Colleges, Comparative Analysis


