The Assessment of the Degree of Concordance Between the Observed Values and the Predicted Values of a Mixed-Effect Model Using “Method of Comparison” Techniques
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Abstract:
In this paper, we present a methodology for determining the degree of concordance between observed and model-based predicted values of a mixed-effect model. In particular, we will compare the degree to which observed and model-based predicted values agree by using ‘method of comparison’ techniques. We will also present the results of the concordance correlation coefficient (CCC).
Subject Area:
General Biostatistics
Suggested Citation:
William F. McCarthy and Nan Guo, "The Assessment of the Degree of Concordance Between the Observed Values and the Predicted Values of a Mixed-Effect Model Using “Method of Comparison” Techniques" (July 2007). COBRA Preprint Series. Article 25.
http://biostats.bepress.com/cobra/ps/art25