<p>Net Reclassification Index (NRI) = 3.2% (p value 0.08). Patients are categorized into risk categories of death based on their individual survival probabilities obtained from models A and B such that a patient with a high survival probability is categorized into the ‘low risk of death’ group and so on.</p
markdownabstractIntroduction For the last three decades, clinical prediction models have mainly b...
Public health practice and quality of medical care rely heavily on the accuracy, precision, and robu...
Biomedical research of the last few decades has been character-ized by an overreliance on statistica...
<p>Groups of predicted risk were made with approximately equal numbers of death using Restricted Ind...
In this supplement, we provide R code to estimate the net reclassification improvement (NRI) in the ...
Appropriate quantification of added usefulness offered by new markers included in risk prediction al...
a<p>NRI: net reclassification improvement; IDI: integrated discrimination index; Reclassification wa...
Background Net Reclassification Indices (NRI) have recently become popular statistics for measuring ...
The Net Reclassification Index (NRI) introduced by Pencina and colleagues [1, 2] is designed to quan...
*<p>Deaths and survivors at 90 days of follow-up, ignoring censored observations.</p>†<p>Observed mo...
The net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly popular measure for evaluating improve...
Background Case-cohort studies are increasingly used to quantify the association of novel factors w...
<p>CVD = cardiovascular disease; NRI = net reclassification improvement. Conventional cardiovasc...
textabstractThe net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly popular measure for evalua...
The net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly pop-ular measure for evaluating improv...
markdownabstractIntroduction For the last three decades, clinical prediction models have mainly b...
Public health practice and quality of medical care rely heavily on the accuracy, precision, and robu...
Biomedical research of the last few decades has been character-ized by an overreliance on statistica...
<p>Groups of predicted risk were made with approximately equal numbers of death using Restricted Ind...
In this supplement, we provide R code to estimate the net reclassification improvement (NRI) in the ...
Appropriate quantification of added usefulness offered by new markers included in risk prediction al...
a<p>NRI: net reclassification improvement; IDI: integrated discrimination index; Reclassification wa...
Background Net Reclassification Indices (NRI) have recently become popular statistics for measuring ...
The Net Reclassification Index (NRI) introduced by Pencina and colleagues [1, 2] is designed to quan...
*<p>Deaths and survivors at 90 days of follow-up, ignoring censored observations.</p>†<p>Observed mo...
The net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly popular measure for evaluating improve...
Background Case-cohort studies are increasingly used to quantify the association of novel factors w...
<p>CVD = cardiovascular disease; NRI = net reclassification improvement. Conventional cardiovasc...
textabstractThe net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly popular measure for evalua...
The net reclassification improvement (NRI) is an increasingly pop-ular measure for evaluating improv...
markdownabstractIntroduction For the last three decades, clinical prediction models have mainly b...
Public health practice and quality of medical care rely heavily on the accuracy, precision, and robu...
Biomedical research of the last few decades has been character-ized by an overreliance on statistica...