Maximum likelihood ratio tests for comparing the discriminatory ability of biomarkers subject to limit of detection.
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This article proposes maximum likelihood ratio tests to compare the discriminatory ability of diagnostic biomarkers with correlated ROC curves subject to a limit of detection.
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In this article, we consider comparing the areas under correlated receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves of diagnostic biomarkers whose measurements are subject to a limit of detection (LOD), a source of measurement error from instruments' sensitivity in epidemiological studies. We propose and examine the likelihood ratio tests with operating characteristics that are easily obtained by classical maximum likelihood methodology.
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