علي اكبر حقدوست، اپيدميولوژيست دانشگاه علوم پزشكي كرمان.

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علي اكبر حقدوست، اپيدميولوژيست دانشگاه علوم پزشكي كرمان

 With probabilistic bias analysis, the investigator specifies probability distributions for each of the bias parameters, and then uses Monte Carlo sampling techniques to generate a frequency distribution of corrected estimates of effect. علي اكبر حقدوست 2

3 What would be the results if we assume that the sensitivity of our question was 78%? How much you are sure that the sensitivity is exactly 78%? What would be the results if I assume it ranges between 68% and 88%

 To conduct a probabilistic bias analysis, we need to specify a probability distribution for all or some of the bias parameters  Discrete probability distribution, which is also called a probability mass function  Continuous probability distribution, which is also called a probability density function علي اكبر حقدوست 4

5 random min,max =min+u·(max-min)

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 an approximate guide for choosing values for Alpha and Beta is to specify a range of likely values with minimum = a and maximum = c, and also a mode = b  The mean of the beta distribution then approximately equals ( a + 4 b + c )/6 and the standard deviation equals ( c − a )/6. علي اكبر حقدوست 10

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 sensitivity (SE) of 78%  specificity (SP) of 99%  and for the misclassification to be non-differential علي اكبر حقدوست 15

علي اكبر حقدوست 16 uniform distribution for both sensitivity and specificity; we have to multiple two distributions uniform distribution for both sensitivity and specificity; we have to multiple two distributions

علي اكبر حقدوست 17 the prevalence of being Muslim vs. any other religion was 80% among circumcised men ( p 1 ) and 5% among uncircumcised men ( p 0 ). Muslim men had 0.63 times the risk of acquiring HIV as men who did not (RR CD ).

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