LODS and PEDIA were well calibrated, whereas SICK showed poor calibration in this population.> -wrap-foot> Total data missing: LODS, 1.2%; SICK, 10.3%; PEDIA, 4.8%), default models consider missing data normal.
The HS model showed very poor calibration, whereas the LR model was well calibrated even without any recalibration procedure.
In contrary, the Tennessee classification was a poor discriminator but calibrated very well.
The age group 85+ years was excluded from the analysis owing to a poor calibration performance of the model in this age group, details of the model fit to the calibrated data can be found in the Supplementary Appendix.
Because of the poor calibration of the age plus Gail RR model, we also examined a model that entered all Gail risk factors individually, and this model was better calibrated to our data.
QRISK2-2011 is well calibrated, with reasonable agreement between observed and predicted outcomes, whereas the NICE Framingham equation seems to consistently over-predict risk in men by about 5% and shows poor calibration in women.
The response score of 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) was calibrated into value of 0 (poor) to 100 (excellent) [ 39].
That is partly because it is more eye-catching and ear-grabbing to talk about helping the poor than to calibrate business rates.
Since the signal-to-noise ratio of the calibrated accelerations is poor at higher frequencies, we decimate those to a sampling rate of 0.1 Hz after applying a 31-s moving-median filter for antialiasing and outlier rejection.
It does not, in and of itself, make a value judgment on whether 29 rupees is enough for a dignified life; it is simply a tool that allows the government to track the poorest segment of the population, calibrated so that about a third of the total population comes in under this benchmark.
