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ROC Curves for Continuous Data
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Since ROC curves have become ubiquitous in many application areas, the various advances have been scattered across disparate articles and texts. ROC Curves for Continuous Data is the first book solely devoted to the subject, bringing together all the relevant material to provide a clear understanding of how to analyze ROC curves.The fundamental theory of ROC curvesThe book first discusses the relationship between the ROC curve and numerous performance measures and then extends the theory into practice by describing how ROC curves are estimated. Further building on the theory, the authors prese
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- Authors
- Krzanowski, W. J., & Hand, D. J.
- Venue
- Chapman & Hall/CRC eBooks
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- Chapman and Hall/CRC
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- 2009-05-21
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