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This study introduces statistical tests for binomial proportions with partially validated data. The score test is recommended for its reliable control of error rates in homogeneity testing.

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Area of Science:

  • Biostatistics
  • Statistical Inference
  • Epidemiological Methods

Background:

  • Homogeneity testing is crucial for analyzing stratified data.
  • Partially validated data from double-sampling with fallible classifiers presents unique challenges.
  • Understanding classifier accuracy is key in epidemiological studies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and evaluate statistical tests for homogeneity of binomial proportions.
  • To address challenges posed by stratified, partially validated data with fallible classifiers.
  • To compare the performance of various homogeneity testing methods.

Main Methods:

  • Development of weighted-least-squares (WLS) tests (with/without log-transformation, logit-transformation, double log-transformation).
  • Development of likelihood ratio test (LRT) and score test.
  • Evaluation under two models based on classifier conditional independence.
  • Simulation studies to assess empirical size and power.

Main Results:

  • The score test demonstrated superior performance, maintaining empirical size near the nominal level.
  • Other tests performed well with moderate binomial proportions and sample sizes.
  • Approximate sample size calculations based on score, LRT, and WLS (double log-transformation) tests were accurate.

Conclusions:

  • The score test is recommended for practical applications in homogeneity testing of partially validated data.
  • Proposed sample size estimation methods are reliable for ensuring adequate statistical power.
  • The methodologies are applicable to real-world epidemiological studies, such as malaria research.