The Slide at 0:53 is somewhat misleading, since Intra-class correlation is only for nested Data, were you have classes or groups. Otherwise, Krippendorffs Alpha is suited.
If we use the Fleiss Kappa to measure something more than twice with the same rater, do we need to ensure that the patient's condition remains constant as a prerequisite?
Hi, Can I use Fleiss Kappa in my case i.e. 2 Operators (Raters) run 3 types of samples (Strong positive, Low Positive & Negative) 10 Replicates of Each? Since you're only talking about Raters Not parameters/Variables. Previously I conducted similar Validation study with 2 Operators (Raters) and 2 Parameters (Positive and Negative), I used Cohen's Kappa which is quite Simple but this type I'm using 3 Parameters/Variables that's why I'm not sure which Calculator should I use. PLEASE HELP
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Brilliant explanation. Simple and precise. This is how things should be taught in universities.
The Slide at 0:53 is somewhat misleading, since Intra-class correlation is only for nested Data, were you have classes or groups. Otherwise, Krippendorffs Alpha is suited.
This is clearly and expertly explained!
What if you have 3 outcomes yes, no, maybe and 3 raters? ,
If we use the Fleiss Kappa to measure something more than twice with the same rater, do we need to ensure that the patient's condition remains constant as a prerequisite?
Well explained.
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You're welcome!!
Is this only for binary outcomes ?
Very useful.
Glad you think so!
Hi, Can I use Fleiss Kappa in my case i.e. 2 Operators (Raters) run 3 types of samples (Strong positive, Low Positive & Negative) 10 Replicates of Each? Since you're only talking about Raters Not parameters/Variables.
Previously I conducted similar Validation study with 2 Operators (Raters) and 2 Parameters (Positive and Negative), I used Cohen's Kappa which is quite Simple but this type I'm using 3 Parameters/Variables that's why I'm not sure which Calculator should I use. PLEASE HELP
"Don't worry it look more complicate than it is xD"
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final result is 0.2 ? how u get 0.19
Could it be from the round? Regards, Mathias
very good
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Is this only for binary outcomes ??