Diagnostic research requires multivariable analytical approaches to take the contributions of different tests to a diagnosis simultaneously into consideration. Tree-building methods, logistic regression analysis, and neural networks can provide solutions to this challenge. Latent class analysis adds a method that can be used in situations without a normal reference standard. For each method, we provide a short description, an overview of advantages and disadvantages, and a real-life example. Researchers should concentrate on either logistic regression analysis or classification and regression tree (CART) type methods, try to master it in detail and consequently use it, always keeping in mind that alternatives are available, each with their ...
We consider prediction and classification into diagnostic classes which consist of individuals who c...
Clinical tests and epidemiological studies often produce large amounts of data, being multivariate i...
<p>Multivariate logistic regression analysis of different parameters in the study subjects.</p
We review methods for analysing the performance of several diagnostic tests when patients must be cl...
Background: the rapid development of new biomarkers increasingly motivates multimarker studies to as...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Evaluating test accuracy is an important topic in medi...
Multivariable analysis is a challenging subject for clinicians, whether they are novice researchers ...
Evaluating the effect of variables on diagnostic measures (sensitivity, specificity, positive, and n...
Diagnostic Classification Model- DCM 2 - abstract no. DCM 2eApplied researchers often seek to relate...
A key problem faced in many diagnostic studies is the absence of a single reference standard that ca...
In the thesis, we assess the use of latent vari able models applied to diagnostic accuracy and dis e...
(1) compared quadratic discriniinant function analysis (QDFA) with the new technique of neural netwo...
Introduction Haemophilia is a rare genetic haemorrhagic disease characterized by partial or complete...
An accurate diagnosis is a crucial part of an effective treatment. Diagnostic errors cause unwanted ...
Two contrasting approaches toward an epidemic study were illustrated as a pilot study; the regressio...
We consider prediction and classification into diagnostic classes which consist of individuals who c...
Clinical tests and epidemiological studies often produce large amounts of data, being multivariate i...
<p>Multivariate logistic regression analysis of different parameters in the study subjects.</p
We review methods for analysing the performance of several diagnostic tests when patients must be cl...
Background: the rapid development of new biomarkers increasingly motivates multimarker studies to as...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Evaluating test accuracy is an important topic in medi...
Multivariable analysis is a challenging subject for clinicians, whether they are novice researchers ...
Evaluating the effect of variables on diagnostic measures (sensitivity, specificity, positive, and n...
Diagnostic Classification Model- DCM 2 - abstract no. DCM 2eApplied researchers often seek to relate...
A key problem faced in many diagnostic studies is the absence of a single reference standard that ca...
In the thesis, we assess the use of latent vari able models applied to diagnostic accuracy and dis e...
(1) compared quadratic discriniinant function analysis (QDFA) with the new technique of neural netwo...
Introduction Haemophilia is a rare genetic haemorrhagic disease characterized by partial or complete...
An accurate diagnosis is a crucial part of an effective treatment. Diagnostic errors cause unwanted ...
Two contrasting approaches toward an epidemic study were illustrated as a pilot study; the regressio...
We consider prediction and classification into diagnostic classes which consist of individuals who c...
Clinical tests and epidemiological studies often produce large amounts of data, being multivariate i...
<p>Multivariate logistic regression analysis of different parameters in the study subjects.</p