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interrater

interrater

8.7
How much different people who judge or observe agree
  • adjective
  • /ˌɪntərˈreɪtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : interevaluador
  • The researchers calculated interrater reliability to ensure the results were consistent across all observers.

Examples

  • Researchers found high interrater agreement in their assessments.

  • The researchers calculated interrater reliability to ensure the results were consistent across all observers.

  • High interrater agreement is essential when multiple people are scoring the same test.

  • Training sessions improved interrater consistency among the team of evaluators.

  • The interrater reliability of the test was impressive.

  • High interrater agreement is essential when multiple people are scoring the same test.

  • Training sessions improved interrater consistency among the team of evaluators.

Synonyms

interjudge
vsinterrater
  • Specialized
7.5

Showing agreement between two or more judges

is broader, covering agreement among any people who assess or observe
interobserver
vsinterrater
  • Specialized
7.7

An agreement between at least two people who watch or rate the same thing

is about agreement between any assessors or evaluators, not only watching situations

Surface Forms

interrater positive

Morphology

interrater = rater (transparent) = inter + rater

The formation is directly inter- ('between') + rater ('one who rates'), yielding 'between raters' which is clear to learners.

Etymology

Interrater comes from the prefix inter- meaning 'between' and rater from rate meaning 'to judge' or 'score'. So as an adjective, interrater describes the agreement or consistency 'between' different people who judge the same thing.