Uncertainty of Measurement and Areas Over and Under the ROC Curves

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Autore principale: Hatjimihail, Aristides T.
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Lingua:inglese
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contents <p><span class="MathematicaFormatTextForm">This Demonstration compares the ratios of the areas under the curve (AUC) and the ratios of the areas over the curve (AOC) of the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of two diagnostic tests. The two tests measure the same measurand in normally distributed nondiseased and diseased populations, for </span>various values of the population means and standard deviations<span class="MathematicaFormatTextForm">, and of the uncertainty of measurement of the tests. A normal distribution of uncertainty is assumed. The uncertainty of the first test is specified. It is assumed that the uncertainty of the second test is greater than the uncertainty of the first test and varies up to a user defined upper bound. The six parameters that the user can vary using the sliders are measured in arbitrary units.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Uncertainty of Measurement and Areas Over and Under the ROC Curves
Hatjimihail, Aristides T.
ROC Curve
Measurement Uncertainty
<p><span class="MathematicaFormatTextForm">This Demonstration compares the ratios of the areas under the curve (AUC) and the ratios of the areas over the curve (AOC) of the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of two diagnostic tests. The two tests measure the same measurand in normally distributed nondiseased and diseased populations, for </span>various values of the population means and standard deviations<span class="MathematicaFormatTextForm">, and of the uncertainty of measurement of the tests. A normal distribution of uncertainty is assumed. The uncertainty of the first test is specified. It is assumed that the uncertainty of the second test is greater than the uncertainty of the first test and varies up to a user defined upper bound. The six parameters that the user can vary using the sliders are measured in arbitrary units.</span></p>
title Uncertainty of Measurement and Areas Over and Under the ROC Curves
topic ROC Curve
Measurement Uncertainty
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20357030