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Evaluating the performance of a genetic test using information from previous studies in place of a gold standard.
Medical care - 1 Aug 1998
Fijal B A, Witte J S
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OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the performance of a diagnostic test, a researcher usually must classify study subjects with respect to (1) whether the test result was positive or negative and (2) whether the test result should have been positive or negative. To classify the subjects in the second manner, the researcher needs to have access to a gold standard (ie, a test that classifies the subjects with 100% accuracy)....
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