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A semiparametric separation curve approach for comparing correlated ROC data from multiple markers
Liansheng Larry Tang1, Xiao-Hua Zhou
1Department of Statistics, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA 22030.
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In this article we propose a separation curve method to identify the range of false positive rates for which two ROC curves differ or one ROC curve is superior to the other. Our method is based on a general multivariate ROC curve model, including interaction terms between discrete covariates and false positive rates. It is applicable with most existing ROC curve models. Furthermore, we introduce a semiparametric least squares ROC estimator and apply the estimator to the separation curve method. We derive a sandwich estimator for the covariance matrix of the semiparametric estimator. We illustrate the application of our separation curve method through two real life examples.
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