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The standard approach to correcting for partial verification bias assumes that the true disease status is missing at random (MAR) given the observed test results and covariates, that is, that selection for verification does not depend on the unobserved disease status once these variables are accounted for.
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Estimation of the Volume Under the ROC Surface in Presence of Nonignorable Verification Bias ↗
In order to correct for verification bias, the researchers often assume that the selection for disease verification does not depend on the disease status, given the test results and other observed covariates, i.e., they assume that the true disease status, when missing, is missing at random (MAR, Li…
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In order to correct for verification bias, the researchers often assume that the selection for disease verification does not depend on the disease status, given the test results and other observed covariates, i.e., they assume that the true disease status, when missing, is missing at random (MAR, Little and Rubin (2002) ).