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most citedEmpirical Evidence That There Is No Such Thing As A Validated Prediction Model

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stat.ME2026

Instability in Patient Clustering: A Multiverse Analysis of Unsupervised Clustering in the CENTER-TBI cohort

Sean R E A Bagcik, Aneeta Merlin Chacko, Ewout W Steyerberg +4

Understanding patient heterogeneity is key to improving prognostic modeling in traumatic brain injury (TBI). Unsupervised clustering is widely used to explore patterns in patient c…

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Empirical Evidence That There Is No Such Thing As A Validated Prediction Model

Florian D. van Leeuwen, Ewout W. Steyerberg, David van Klaveren +3

Background: External validations are essential to assess clinical prediction models (CPMs) before deployment. Apart from model misspecification, differences in patient population a…

stat.ME2021

Benchmarking survival outcomes: A funnel plot for survival data

Hein Putter, Dirk-Jan Eikema, Liesbeth C. de Wreede +5

Benchmarking is commonly used in many healthcare settings to monitor clinical performance, with the aim of increasing cost-effectiveness and safe care of patients. The funnel plot…

stat.ME2018

Simultaneous Confidence Intervals for Ranks With Application to Ranking Institutions

Diaa Al Mohamad, Jelle J. Goeman, Erik W. van Zwet

When a ranking of institutions such as medical centers or universities is based on an indicator provided with a standard error, confidence intervals should be calculated to assess…

stat.ME2018

A default prior for regression coefficients

Erik van Zwet

When the sample size is not too small, M-estimators of regression coefficients are approximately normal and unbiased. This leads to the familiar frequentist inference in terms of n…