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predictive efficiency

predictive efficiency Predictive efficiency is how well a prediction model can correctly distinguish between people who will and will not have a particular outcome.

Predictive efficiency is how well a prediction model can correctly distinguish between people who will and will not have a particular outcome. In this context, it refers to the model’s overall effectiveness as shown by performance measures such as discrimination, sensitivity, and specificity.

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Drafting source: Liu An-Hao; Xu Bin; Li Xiu-Wen; Yu Yue-Wen; Guan Hui-Xin; Sun Xiao-Lu; Lin Yan-Zhen; Zhang Li-Li; Zhuo Xian-Di; Li Jia; Chen Wen-Qun; Hu Wen-Feng; Ye Ming-Zhu; Huang Xiu-Min; Chen Xun. Development and validation of a risk assessment model for predicting the failure of early medical abortions: A clinical prediction model study based on a systematic review and meta-analysis. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0315025; article XML SHA-256 c2ab46d59d520c8ebeaac2b222651af125da103f19b852b4c4c274590d08c770. “Development and validation of a risk assessment model for predicting the failure of early medical abortions: A clinical prediction model study based on a systematic review and meta-analysis” (10.1371/journal.pone.0315025).
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