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Continue the Bayes-to-Lexibench Civitas article series #407

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Track the planned follow-up posts for the series: Revisiting basic Bayes' theorem and applying it to a real word problem: estimating vocabulary size from Lexibench.com quiz responses.

Published checkpoints:

  • Bayes' Theorem, Revisited: Three Interactive Simulations
  • Estimating Vocabulary Size with a Simple Bayesian Model

Planned posts:

  • Does Pair Frequency Predict Learner Responses?
  • From Self-Reported CEFR to a Versioned Lemma–Form-Pair Pool
  • From Correlated Form Pairs to Latent Lemma Knowledge
  • Modelling Correct, Wrong, and Don't-Know Separately
  • Calibrating Items Before IRT and Adaptive Selection
  • When Contexts and Senses Become Identifiable

When a post is published, link it from the series contents in both published article sources. Keep scoring-contract, executable examples, and tests synchronized whenever model behavior changes.

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