This note briefly describes three performance measures that can be used in business failure prediction models: the unweighted error rate (UER), D-max and the Gini-coefficient. The use of these measures (and the mathematical relationship between them) is illustrated with numerical examples. We hope that this note may help the reader to better understand (and possibly use) these classification criteria
The Problem Gambling Severity Index, the scored module of the Canadian Problem Gambling Index, is a ...
Abstract We examined the DSM-IV criteria for pathological gambling as assessed with the DSM-IV-based...
Pathological Gambling (PG) has not until recently been scientifically studied. In a series of epidem...
This note briefly describes three performance measures that can be used in business failure predicti...
International audienceAbstract Background and aims Gambling disorder is characterized by problematic...
The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate the initial reliability, validity and classifi...
The psychometric properties of two pathological gambling (PG) screening instruments, the South Oaks ...
Abstract A comparison of empirical measures and perceived gambling severity among youth was conducte...
The Game of Dice Task (GDT; Brand et al. in Neuropsychology 19:267–277, 2005a; Psychiatry Res 133:91...
Introduction: The involvement in gambling activities is increasing among adolescents, together with ...
This research sought to assess the reliability and validity of Raylu and Oei\u27s (2004) widely used...
Background and aims: Problem gambling among adolescents has recently attracted attention because of ...
Behavioural dependence (BD) for gambling has traditionally been subsumed under the concept of ‘probl...
AbstractPathological gambling represents the end spectrum of gambling behaviors. This behavior affec...
The South Oaks Gambling Screen–Revised Adolescent (SOGS-RA) is one of the most widely used screening...
The Problem Gambling Severity Index, the scored module of the Canadian Problem Gambling Index, is a ...
Abstract We examined the DSM-IV criteria for pathological gambling as assessed with the DSM-IV-based...
Pathological Gambling (PG) has not until recently been scientifically studied. In a series of epidem...
This note briefly describes three performance measures that can be used in business failure predicti...
International audienceAbstract Background and aims Gambling disorder is characterized by problematic...
The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate the initial reliability, validity and classifi...
The psychometric properties of two pathological gambling (PG) screening instruments, the South Oaks ...
Abstract A comparison of empirical measures and perceived gambling severity among youth was conducte...
The Game of Dice Task (GDT; Brand et al. in Neuropsychology 19:267–277, 2005a; Psychiatry Res 133:91...
Introduction: The involvement in gambling activities is increasing among adolescents, together with ...
This research sought to assess the reliability and validity of Raylu and Oei\u27s (2004) widely used...
Background and aims: Problem gambling among adolescents has recently attracted attention because of ...
Behavioural dependence (BD) for gambling has traditionally been subsumed under the concept of ‘probl...
AbstractPathological gambling represents the end spectrum of gambling behaviors. This behavior affec...
The South Oaks Gambling Screen–Revised Adolescent (SOGS-RA) is one of the most widely used screening...
The Problem Gambling Severity Index, the scored module of the Canadian Problem Gambling Index, is a ...
Abstract We examined the DSM-IV criteria for pathological gambling as assessed with the DSM-IV-based...
Pathological Gambling (PG) has not until recently been scientifically studied. In a series of epidem...