Misclassification bias

[@MsLizosaurous]

I love the cat meowing! Made my day!

[@Potaetis]

This is great, so much better than my course material! Keep it up

[@hendalhady5924]

number in no high fat diet after convert due to missclassification is 720 not 620

[@xandercage702]

Peace on You. Thank You very much 🎉

[@desertdweller00]

Maowww!

[@wejdanwejdan306]

i learnd by my teatcher that the recall bias is a collecting infos bias not misclassification and as i have understand from her that misclasification bias is when for example : we say that if a patient have got (a)deseas when his blood sugar get to (x percent) a couple of years after we have identify thise percent we find out that there is a (b) deseas that is identified when the blood sugar is also(x percent). means that the bias is when we missclasify the amount of the desease index. and also the other type of bias is when we missclasify the amount of exposure for instance, if at a single year we identify the exposure to be 1 segarite box and in the future we change it into more then 1 segarite box. then all of the people that only use 1 segarete box wouldn't be exposed and our researshe is biased.

[@Kickbackrelax470]

Great video,Thank you so much.

[@haideradab9010]

why the cat is hungry?

[@blessingodion4092]

You are simply awesome !

[@averroes4645]

Are you not making an error in the calculation of the RR after the nondifferential misclassification (9:30)? If 20% is misclassified, then 0.8*450 = 360 (correct) but 0.8*900 = 720 and not 620. Think it's just a typing error because you are adding the right amount of subjects (180 = 0.2*900) to the exposed non-cases but the RR should be 1.65 and not 1.49.

[@Teddyshjorne]

I also noticed this! Thanks for commenting this though, if not I'd think my math would be horrible.

[@richasharma8905]

I noticed that too.

[@felixgarfield2010]

Is that a cat or a baby squawking in the background?

[@haideradab9010]

This is a cat

[@dr.adelajaadelugba6280]

were you really listening to the lecture? I doubt it lol

[@mambast8302]

expanded my understanding...thank u

[@دكتوريوسف-س8ز]

You said that there is recall bias in the cases where they are more likely to remember exposures? You mean that there are recall bias in the controlgroup and not in the casegroup?(4:00)

[@feurigerStern]

Your cat wants attention. The video was helpful.