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Refers generally to statistical procedures that utilize the logistic function, most commonly various forms of logistic regression
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How can one define the power of a randomized clinical trial?
For the logistic regression (i.e. with a binary outcome), the treatment effects were usually reported in terms of Odds Ratio (OR). …
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How to specify a risk model?
I'm reading this article. The authors indicated that for a random sample of 12 characteristics and 3600 patients affected in two arms (control and treatment arm), they fitted a risk model consisting o …
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What's the interpretation of the ratio of the odds ratio between the experimental and the co...
Table 1 of this article show the associations between the outcome and variables, the authors presented the OR_ctr in control arm and OR_trt in the treatment arm and the ratio of these two measures.
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