biosensors Lecture 3- diagnostic accuracy

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methods for determining diagnostic accuracy

  • confusion matrix

  • ROC curve

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confusion matrix

  • binary test or a specific cutoff value

  • used to visualize and describe the performance of a test

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Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve

plot with various cutoffs

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application of a confusion matrix

helps determine if a device can be used for screening, diagnostics, or both

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confusion matrix- sensitivity

  • a highly sensitive test helps to rule out the condition (when the result is negative)

  • Sn out → “Snout”

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confusion matrix- Specificity

  • a highly specific test helps to rule in the condition (when the result is positive)

  • Sp in → “Spin”

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a highly sensitive test is good for…

screeing

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a highly specific test is good for…

diagnostics

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how is the ROC curve created?

  • scans different cutoff values and computes true positive and false positive rates

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what does ROC curve say about accuracy?

  • the closer the ROC curve is to the upper left corner, the higher the overall accuracy of the test

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example of creating ROC curve

  • steps for creating histogram and ROC curve

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