How to interpret ROC curves

[@danieldavis3525]

This is the best description of ROC curves I have found yet. Thank you!

[@jayzune1752]

I can not imagine why I just see the series at 2024!!! They are greatest explanations to clinical trials!! I cry to learn, fabulous!!!

[@Iceport]

Wow. After spending so much time getting my head around AUC, this video totally clears things up for me. Thank you!

[@pleasemusic3314]

I was so confused about this. And now its finally clear. Thank you :)

[@DiamondJem21]

One of the few videos that explained this practically and clearly. Thank you

[@frankgino9863]

Thank you! Surprisingly difficult to find a good explanation of ROC interpretations out there!

[@mauryavj]

Very beautiful & simple explanation of this difficult topic. Thank you very much!

[@Jthuma]

Clear. Best seen thus far. Thanks

[@asolmsted]

Wonderful video - very helpful for a pharmacy student who is unfamiliar with this material!

[@NeonBlazeMusic]

Very helpful. To the point and no fluff. Yay!

[@mujdatvolkan]

Thank you so much for this video. I have a question though. How would you calculate area under the PCT ROC curve shown in 4:28 ? The black dot does not reach the top right.

[@rawanali3970]

Thank you so much . Your videos and explanation very helpful for my study of clinical research coordinator course . keep up 👏🏻

[@Nick01822]

Thanks, that was a very useful and concise explanation!

[@anubrat9150]

Thank you ! You ROC Dr Terry !

[@tsegshbu5457]

thank u ....this is exactly wht I was looking for...

[@nickgowen7737]

Great video, as usual. Keep up the good work Dr. Shaneyfelt!

[@sarahjarvis9016]

Brilliant- finally its all clear. I'm now looking for an equally clear explanation of 'decision curve analysis' as a tool for assessing the clinical usefulness of a predictive scoring tool. Any ideas where I can find this - I'm coming up blank on searches!

[@monemthedon]

Thank you!!! this was really well and simply explained!

[@arcadevampire]

Best explanation, thank you

[@JoshuaAdamsMDPHD19]

Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you

[@Swearinbag]

This is epic. Thank you!

[@amywilderson85]

Thank you for teaching this concept!

[@alexc9563]

Really simple and useful video, thank you!

[@anikaa7064]

very helpful and well explained. thank you

[@xvidcap]

Excellent explanation.

[@luliu5094]

Hi in the video 4:10, the AUC is 0.723, could you give us a bit more explanation on how this is calculated please?

[@x321swimgirl123x]

So helpful! Thank you

[@wayarberry]

Very clear! Thanks much. Good, concrete example.

[@pdphan]

You’re a legend. Thanks!

[@tyeah4real]

This was great. Really helpful! Thanks

[@kaifeng6649]

wow this was really good thank you dr.shaneyfelt

[@altafalinaushad6368]

Thanks was waiting for this!

[@stillastillsfan]

Hello - Thanks for the nice video. I am working in the nondestructive testing (NDT) area. As an analogy for constructing a single curve, could we consider contrast threshold for separating indications from the background rather than threshold for white blood cell count? As an analogy for constructing multiple curves, can we consider use of different NDT testing techniques or Same NDT method (egs. Utrasonic versus Radiography or X-ray CT low kV versus X-ray Ct high kV) but having different parameter settings, for a specific contrast threshold?

[@Jason-o5s]

Cheer~~~explain the meaning of (information, words, or actions).😊

[@taffareldelimaoliveira]

very helpful

[@Hoovin]

Thanks!

[@teanaharris7982]

Thank you Thank you!!!

[@tanaka7391]

Thank you so much sir

[@arimene3748]

Thank you so much

[@MaameEkua]

Thank you!

[@mkoberoi]

amazing

[@hjjwoodstock9740]

nice microphone

[@asseelyako4338]

Thanks

[@crow1999x]

Go blazers!!

[@chandandacchufan3242]

BUT Y AGAIN ONE MORE LINE PARALLEL TO X AXIS ? IN THE TOP ?? ITS SHOWING 100% FPR

[@EGIGIE]

This was great. Really helpful! Thanks