Lin s Concordance Correlation Coefficient



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NSS Statistical Software NSS.com hapter 30 Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient Introduction This procedure calculates Lin s concordance correlation coefficient ( ) from a set of bivariate data. The statistic, c, is an index of how well a new test or measurement () reproduces a gold standard test or measurement (). It quantifies the agreement between these two measures of the same variable (e.g. chemical concentration). Like a correlation, c ranges from - to, with perfect agreement at. It caot exceed the absolute value of, Pearson s correlation coefficient between and. It can be legitimately calculated on as few as ten observations. The formulas used are found in an appendix of McBride (005). The development of this statistic is presented Lin (989, 99, 000), Lin, Hedayat, Sinha, and ang (00), and Lin, Hedayat, and Wu (0). Technical Details Following Lin et al. (00), assume that n observations k and k are selected from a bivariate population with means μμ and μμ, variances and, and correlation (the Pearson correlation coefficient). Here, represents a measure from a candidate test or method and represents the corresponding measure of the gold standard test or method. The degree of concordance (agreement) between the two measures can be characterized by the expected value of their squared difference E [( ) ] ( ). This is the expected squared perpendicular deviation from a 45º line through the origin. If every pair from the bivariate population is in exact agreement, the above expectation would be 0. In order to create an index of concordance scaled to between - and, Lin used: 30- NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.

NSS Statistical Software NSS.com Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient 30- NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved. [ ] [ ] 0 E E The value of is estimated from a sample by where the usual sample counterparts are substituted into the above formula to obtain SS ( ) SS SS where kk kk kk kk SS ( kk ) kk SS ( kk ) kk SS ( kk )( kk ) kk In order to achieve a better approximation with the normal distribution, Lin (989) transforms using Fisher s z transformation to obtain. ln tanh λ This quantity has an asymptotically normal distribution with mean λ ln tanh and variance.,, 4 4 3 n n where

NSS Statistical Software Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient NSS.com This variance is estimated using S λ ( r ) ( ) ( ) n r r where S u 3 4 4 u u r Note that we follow the advice of McBride and do not multiple u by (n-)/n as he originally suggested. A lower 00(-α)% confidence limit can be calculated using the normal distribution as follows.,llllllllll tanh λλ zz αα SS λλ Other confidence intervals can be obtained similarly. S Missing Values Rows with missing values in either of the variables are ignored. Procedure Options This section describes the options available in this procedure. Variables Tab This panel specifies the variables used in the analysis. Variables : First Measurement Variable This variable contains the values of, the candidate measurement. : Second Measurement Variable This variable contains the values of, the gold standard measurement. This is the variance to which is compared. In some situations, there is no gold standard. ou just want to study the agreement of two measurement variables. In that case, this is the second measurement variable. Frequency Variable Specify an optional frequency (count) variable here. This variable contains integers that represent the number of observations (frequency) associated with each row of the dataset. If this option is left blank, each dataset row has a frequency of one. This variable lets you modify that frequency. This may be useful when your data were previously tabulated and you want to enter counts. 30-3 NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.

NSS Statistical Software Alpha Levels Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient NSS.com Alpha for.i. s This is the value of alpha for the asymptotic confidence intervals of c. A 00 ( alpha)% confidence interval is calculated. Usually, this number will range from 0. to 0.00. A common choice for alpha is 0.05, which results in a 95% confidence interval. Reports Tab The following options control which reports and plots are displayed. Select Reports Run Summary... Linear Regression These options specify which reports are displayed. Report Options Precision Specify the precision of numbers in the report. Single precision will display seven-place accuracy, while the double precision will display thirteen-place accuracy. Note that all reports are formatted for single precision only. Variable Names Specify whether to use variable names or (the longer) variable labels in report headings. Decimal Places Specify the number of digits after the decimal point to display on the output of values of this type. Note that this option in no way influences the accuracy with which the calculations are done. Enter All to display all digits available. The number of digits displayed by this option is controlled by whether the Precision option is Single or Double. Select Plots vs These options control whether the scatter plot is displayed, its size, and its format. lick the large plot format button to change the plot settings. 30-4 NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.

NSS Statistical Software Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient NSS.com Example omparing Two Measurements In this example, we will compare a new quick measurement to an expensive, gold standard measure. ou may follow along here by making the appropriate entries or load the completed template Example by clicking on Open Example Template from the File menu of the Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient window. Open the Lins dataset. From the File menu of the NSS Data window, select Open Example Data. lick on the file Lins.NSS. lick Open. Open the Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient window. Using the Analysis menu or the Procedure Navigator, find and select the Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient procedure. On the menus, select File, then New Template. This will fill the procedure with the default template. 3 Specify the variables. On the procedure window, select the Variables tab. Double-click in the : First Measurement Variable box. This will bring up the variable selection window. Select Quick from the list of variables and then click Ok. Double-click in the : Second Measurement Variable box. This will bring up the variable selection window. Select GoldStd from the list of variables and then click Ok. 4 Run the procedure. From the Run menu, select Run Procedure. Alternatively, just click the green Run button. Run Summary Section Parameter Value Parameter Value Dependent Variable Quick Rows Processed 5 Independent Variable GoldStd Rows Used in Estimation 5 Frequency Variable None Rows with Missing 0 R-Squared 0.99 Rows with Freq Missing 0 orrelation 0.9956 Sum of Frequencies 5 oefficient of Variation 0.0486 Mean Square Error, MSE 4.870055 MSE.068 This report shows information about which variables and rows were processed. Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient Section Parameter Value oncordance orrelation oefficient, c 0.9953 Lower, One-Sided 95%.L. of c 0.9885 Upper, One-Sided 95%.L. of c 0.9984 Lower, Two-Sided 95%.L. of c 0.9863 Upper, Two-Sided 95%.L. of c 0.9984 This report shows Lin s coefficient and corresponding confidence intervals. 30-5 NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.

NSS Statistical Software Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient NSS.com oncordance orrelation oefficient, c The estimated value of Lin s concordance correlation coefficient. Lower, One-Sided 95%.L. of c This is the limit of a one-sided, 95% lower confidence interval for c. The interval is all values higher than this value. Thus, the confidence interval estimates that the true value is at least this value. Upper, One-Sided 95%.L. of c This is the limit of a one-sided, 95% upper confidence interval for c. The interval is all values lower than this value. Thus, the confidence interval estimates that the true value is less than this value. Two-Sided 95%.L. of c These are the limits of a two-sided, 95% confidence interval for c. The interval is all values between the upper and lower values. Thus, the confidence interval estimates that the true value is between these values. Descriptive Statistics Section Parameter Measurement Measurement Variable Quick GoldStd ount 5 5 Mean 45.4 45 Standard Deviation.60468.36068 Minimum 0 Maximum 85 80 This report presents the usual descriptive statistics. Linear Regression Section Intercept Slope Parameter B(0) B() Regression oefficients 0.07.0064 Lower 95%.L. -.7337 0.9494 Upper 95%.L..955.0634 Standard Error.366 0.064 T Value 0.084 38.56 Prob Level (T Test) 0.9343 0.0000 This report displays a brief summary of a linear regression of on. 30-6 NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.

NSS Statistical Software Scatter Plot Lin s oncordance orrelation oefficient NSS.com Scatter Plot This scatter plot helps you to assess the agreement of the two measurements. The plot is shaded below the 45 line to make the assessment easier. 30-7 NSS, LL. All Rights Reserved.