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Signal Detection Theory (SDT) explains how a receiver detects a signal in noise as a function of the receiver's sensitivity to the signal & the receiver's bias or tendency to assert the presence of the signal whether it is there or not.
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What percentage of a population needs a test in order to estimate prevalence of a disease? S...
I'll go in a somewhat different direction and say that it depends...
Of course any sampling is based on the notion that the sampling is truly random. Trying to account for non-randomness in the samp …
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