Estimating the Error Rates of Diagnostic Tests.¶
Hui, S. L., & Walter, S. D. (1980). Estimating the Error Rates of Diagnostic Tests. Biometrics, 36(1), 167-171.
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- Multi-reference triangulation: when no single reference is trustworthy, the pattern licenses combining several through composite gold standards, latent-class analysis, or ensembles of oracles, the structural move being graceful degradation under an imperfect reference.
This sourceLatent-class method for estimating test accuracy when no perfect gold-standard reference exists — the basis for composite-reference triangulation.
- Multi-reference triangulation: when no single reference is trustworthy, the pattern licenses combining several through composite gold standards, latent-class analysis, or ensembles of oracles, the structural move being graceful degradation under an imperfect reference.
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