The phrase "retrospective dataset" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a dataset containing previously collected data. For example, "This retrospective dataset provides information about the economic activity of the region for the past five years."
Prospective scenarios that contain manual human steps (e.g., prompt clinician for symptom severity) cannot be tested retrospectively because the new prospectively collected data are not present in the retrospective dataset used in RetroGuide mode.
The provision of spatio-temporal standard errors with the retrospective dataset is particularly useful for subsequent modelling applications where input error knowledge can help reduce the uncertainty associated with modelling outcomes.
A survival analysis (Cox regression model with proportional hazard assumption tested with Shoenfeld residuals) was also performed using the retrospective dataset, to calculate the hazard ratios for the drop-out, their p-value and 95% confidence intervals (CI).
In both of these indicators, the retrospective dataset gave more favorable results.
We used a retrospective dataset which may induce selection bias and missing data.
The characteristics of children whose admissions were evaluated prospectively were similar to those in the retrospective dataset, Table 1.
The new segmentation algorithm can be used for improved measurement of GM volumes in MS patients, and is particularly applicable to retrospective datasets.
To validate Badapple we used retrospective datasets to indicate whether scores generated in the past would have been predictive, in other words, consistent with subsequent bioassay findings.
Coverage could be improved by enhancing the validity of retrospective datasets.
In principle, these systems have been developed and validated using retrospective datasets from civilian and combat trauma patients.
In retrospective datasets of non-treatment samples, among those abstinent at 1 year, 2 15% relapsed each year thereafter.
