Print “acc.paired”-Object
print.acc.paired.Rd
Prints objects of class acc.paired
in an easy-to-read form (S3method).
Usage
# S3 method for class 'acc.paired'
print(x, ...)
Arguments
- x
An object of class
acc.paired
.- ...
Additional arguments (usually not required).
Examples
data(Paired1) # Hypothetical study data
b1 <- tab.paired(d=d, y1=y1, y2=y2, data=Paired1)
b2 <- acc.paired(b1)
print(b2)
#> Diagnostic accuracy of test 'y1'
#>
#> (Estimates, standard errors and 95%-confidence intervals)
#>
#> Est. SE Lower CL Upper CL
#> Sensitivity 0.8802661 0.01528718 0.8503038 0.9102284
#> Specificity 0.6781609 0.02891782 0.6214830 0.7348388
#> PPV 0.8253638 0.01731081 0.7914353 0.8592924
#> NPV 0.7662338 0.02784617 0.7116563 0.8208113
#>
#> Est. SE (log) Lower CL Upper CL
#> PDLR 2.7351124 0.0915147 2.2860079 3.2724472
#> NDLR 0.1765568 0.1346088 0.1356142 0.2298601
#>
#> ----------------------------------------------------------
#> Diagnostic accuracy of test 'y2'
#>
#> (Estimates, standard errors and 95%-confidence intervals)
#>
#> Est. SE Lower CL Upper CL
#> Sensitivity 0.7560976 0.02022128 0.7164646 0.7957305
#> Specificity 0.7969349 0.02490054 0.7481307 0.8457390
#> PPV 0.8654822 0.01718980 0.8317908 0.8991736
#> NPV 0.6540881 0.02667395 0.6018081 0.7063680
#>
#> Est. SE (log) Lower CL Upper CL
#> PDLR 3.7234238 0.1255060 2.9114648 4.7618247
#> NDLR 0.3060507 0.0885996 0.2572629 0.3640906