Study design for prediction models

  • Steyerberg E
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Abstract

In this chapter, we consider several issues in the design of studies for prediction research. These include the selection of subjects or patients for a cohort study, strengths and limitations of case series from a single center, from registries, or prospective trials. We further discuss issues in choosing predictors and outcome variables for prediction models. An important question is often how large a study needs to be for sufficient statistical power. Power considerations are given for studying effects of specific predictors, and for developing a prediction model that can provide reliable predictions. We use several case studies for illustration.

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Steyerberg, E. W. (2009). Study design for prediction models (pp. 33–52). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-77244-8_3

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