Diagnostic Statistics - Part 3: Likelihood Ratio

Part 3 integrates lessons learned about prevalence and test parameters, to apply them to a case to a specific patient.
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[@Habe111]

thank you so much for the great explanation

[@Nkw13]

Great ..now i understand the concept

[@drswetaruparel]

Thanks a lot for very helpful video... 👍

[@lottikun5926]

Thank you... thank you very much !

[@nickgowen7737]

Great video, thank you

[@paulchang8743]

7:13 shouldn't it be"possibility" of + Test with PE/ "possibility" of + Test without PE?

[@aroubal-muammar7666]

But is t sensitivity used to rule in and vice versa for specifity? Thank you anyways

[@beavuylsteke9358]

Great video. Although I don't see how a likelihood ratio can be an odds (nominator and denominator do not add up to 1 ?