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Goodness of fit of the model was evaluated by comparing average predicted probabilities with average observed probabilities within subgroups on the basis of risk level determined by linear regression analysis.
We adjusted our estimate of the C statistic for optimism using ten-fold cross-validation with random re-sampling to generate average predicted probabilities.
However, the 95% CIs of the observed frequencies for all sextiles include the average predicted probabilities.
The average predicted probabilities of strong responses for all ads on all outcomes were calculated over all observations.
In these cases the average predicted probabilities were much higher than the observed frequencies and outside their 95% CIs.
Calculation of the IDI is done by computing average predicted probabilities of the event in case and control subjects in models with and without the biomarker(s) and subtracting the values from case and control subjects from each other.
The number of other admissions attributable to the very elderly that fulfilled both the APACHE II and SAPS II mortality prediction model inclusion criteria and their average predicted probability of mortality are presented in Table 3.
The predicted prevalence of disease within each percentile bin of the GPS distribution was calculated as the average predicted probability of all individuals within that bin.
Then, we construct the average predicted probability of participation for each country if they faced the coefficients of the other country ((hat{p}^{US}) and (hat{p}^{S})).
As the output probabilities of each model of the ensemble were not available for the benchmark models, the agreement values were calculated from the inverse of the difference between average predicted probability and the observed value (so, an average predicted ensemble probability of 0.23 for an observed class value of 0 equates to 1 − |0 − 0.23| = 0.77 agreement).
The average predicted probability of coresidence in rural areas is 0.617, and 0.527 in cities, suggesting that, other things being equal, parents living in rural areas are more likely to live with their children than those in cities.
