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A variety of approaches to diagnostic test evaluation are available, one of which involves the use of Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) Curves. Some pieces of software for the analysis of these curves is below: | A variety of approaches to diagnostic test evaluation are available, one of which involves the use of Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) Curves. Some pieces of software for the analysis of these curves is below: | ||
− | + | '''Metz ROC''' ''(ROC software package; includes procedures for: correlated, continuously distributed as well as inherently categorical rating scale data; statistical comparison between two binormal ROC curves; maximum likelihood estimation of binormal ROC curves from set of continuous as well as categorical data ; analysis of statistical power for comparison of ROC curves; Fortran source code is provided)'' http://metz-roc.uchicago.edu/ | |
− | + | '''TG-ROC''' (''MS-Excel spreadsheet for ROC analysis)'' http://jim.mscs.mu.edu/ftp/pub/Greiner/ | |
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[[Category:Veterinary Epidemiology - Software |K]] | [[Category:Veterinary Epidemiology - Software |K]] |
Revision as of 21:38, 9 January 2012
A variety of approaches to diagnostic test evaluation are available, one of which involves the use of Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) Curves. Some pieces of software for the analysis of these curves is below:
Metz ROC (ROC software package; includes procedures for: correlated, continuously distributed as well as inherently categorical rating scale data; statistical comparison between two binormal ROC curves; maximum likelihood estimation of binormal ROC curves from set of continuous as well as categorical data ; analysis of statistical power for comparison of ROC curves; Fortran source code is provided) http://metz-roc.uchicago.edu/
TG-ROC (MS-Excel spreadsheet for ROC analysis) http://jim.mscs.mu.edu/ftp/pub/Greiner/