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Lecture 3: Multilevel and continuous tests
ROC Curves, interval likelihood ratios, and the relationship between them; how making multilevel tests dichotomous wastes information; choosing cutoffs, the Walking Man approach to the "non-parametric" ROC curve.

Faculty: Michael Kohn

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