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Developing clinical prediction models for nominal polytomous outcomes: a simulation study comparing available approaches

2023-07-05

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<title>Abstract</title><p>Background There are numerous methods available to develop clinical prediction models to estimate the risks of a nominal polytomous outcome. A comprehensive evaluation of the most appropriate method has not yet been undertaken. We compared the predictive performance of a range of models in a simulation study and illustrate how to implement them with shrinkage in a clinical example. Method...

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fd308776-4e1d-57fd-9a89-6fd45e8ce14a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3121017/v1
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