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31 Jul 2011	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem Author: Giuseppe Cardillo

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31 Jul 2011	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem	Shu		5
18 Nov 2010	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem	Giuseppe Cardillo	This is not very clear... Precisely what did you mean? If you open an m.file you always have a text version. To have the plots (did you mean plot when you wrote diagram?) you must run partest on MatLab	Comment only
18 Nov 2010	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem	Dag Nyman	When tying to open the m file, only the textversion comes up. Not the useful diagram. Solution?	4
15 Nov 2010	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem	Giuseppe Cardillo	You are right, but fp1 and fp2 were swapped also into the routine. I have just uploaded a new version of partest. Thank you	Comment only
12 Nov 2010	Clinical Test Performance The test calculate the performance of a clinical test based on the Bayes theorem	Benjamin	Isn't 1-spec equal to false positive rate? I think this is backward on the output partest and roseplot figures (red should be false positive, and yellow should be false negative). In the code it seems like these values (fp1 and fp2) are used correctly throughout and just mis-labelled on the output graphs. Would you mind confirming this? As always, thanks for the excellent code. The comments in this one are really great and I learned a ton going through it.	Comment only