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sampsizeval

The purpose of sampsizeval is to perform sample size calculations for the validation of risk models for binary outcomes.

Installation

The development version can be installed from GitHub with:

# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("mpavlou/sampsizeval")

Example

This is an example of a sample size calculation to validate a risk model for a binary outcome. The anticipated values of the outcome prevalence and the C-statistic are p=0.1 and C=0.75, respectively.

library(sampsizeval)

The target is to calculate the size of the validation data so as to estimate the C-statistic, the Calibration Slope and the Calibration in the Large with sufficient precision. In this example, the required precision is reflected by a SE of the estimated C-statistic of at most 0.025, and SE of the estimated Calibration Slope and Calibration in the Large of at mos 0.1.

sampsizeval(p=0.1, c=0.75, se_c=0.025, se_cs =0.1, se_cl = 0.1)

The recommended sample size is 1536 observations.

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install.packages('sampsizeval')

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1.0.0.0

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MIT + file LICENSE

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Menelaos Pavlou

Last Published

May 28th, 2021

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sampsizeval: Estimation of Required Sample Size for Validation of Risk Models for Binary Outcomes