prec_sens {presize} | R Documentation |
Sample size and precision of sensitivity and specificity
Description
Because sensitivity (true positives/total number of positives) and specificity (true
negatives/total number of negatives) are simple proportions, these
functions act as wrappers for prec_prop
.
Usage
prec_sens(
sens,
n = NULL,
ntot = NULL,
prev = NULL,
conf.width = NULL,
round = "ceiling",
...
)
prec_spec(
spec,
n = NULL,
ntot = NULL,
prev = NULL,
conf.width = NULL,
round = "ceiling",
...
)
Arguments
sens , spec |
proportions. |
n |
number of observations. |
ntot |
total sample size. |
prev |
prevalence of cases/disease (i.e. proportion of |
conf.width |
precision (the full width of the confidence interval). |
round |
string, round calculated |
... |
options passed to prec_prop (e.g. method, conf.width, conf.level). |
Details
If ntot
and prev
are given, they are used to calculate
n
.
Value
Object of class "presize", a list of arguments (including the computed one) augmented with method and note elements.
Note
Calculated n
can take on non-integer numbers, but
prec_prop
requires integers, so the calculated n
is rounded
according to the approach indicated in round
.
See Also
prec_prop
Examples
# confidence interval width with n
prec_sens(.6, 50)
# confidence interval width with ntot and prevalence (assuming 50% prev)
prec_sens(.6, ntot = 100, prev = .5)
# sample size with confidence interval width
prec_sens(.6, conf.width = 0.262)