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Record data for confusing reports #8

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TommyJones opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 5 comments
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Record data for confusing reports #8

TommyJones opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 5 comments
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TommyJones commented May 5, 2020 •
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ID numbers of reports that confuse me:

  • 18
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Common thread appears to be that they report positive for different LoD (limit of detection, I think). Not sure how to properly contextualize.

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I think I can aggregate over LoD. (a) It's only for positive samples and more importantly statistically-speaking (b) it seems that these partition the positive samples. See, for example, ID 20 p.29 where they describe 30 positive samples and then test 20 at 2xLoD, 5 at 3x, and 5 at 5x.

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Closing this issue and going back to roll up LoD for all the confusing ones.

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lol just kidding. Some of these still don't make sense. Looking at you, 18!

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Per #8 (comment) I'm aggregating across LOD where there isn't a clear aggregated metric.

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