Research Article

Comparison of Semiparametric, Parametric, and Nonparametric ROC Analysis for Continuous Diagnostic Tests Using a Simulation Study and Acute Coronary Syndrome Data

Table 2

Means of the parameter estimates and AUC’s with their standard errors, RMSE, and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) from the parametric, semiparametric, and nonparametric ROC methods using various sample sizes from 1000 simulated datasets generated from the lognormal distribution.

Parameters
and
n 1 : n 0Methods BIAS for SE   RMSE for 95% CI for

P0.7290.3030.2360.0610.7540.0960.0880.1130.581–0.928
15:15S1.6000.5111.1760.3040.8220.0280.2240.0790.383–1.261
N0.8480.0020.0700.0730.712–0.986

P0.6930.2300.2160.0430.7460.1040.0670.1160.610–0.882
25:25S1.4610.3581.0200.2040.8350.0150.1090.0590.622–1.048
N0.8510.0010.0540.0560.745–0.957

P0.6460.1590.1960.0280.7340.1160.0500.1270.635–0.832
50:50S1.4200.2430.9550.1350.8430.0070.0580.0380.728–0.957
N0.8510.0010.0380.0380.776–0.926

P0.6010.1110.1830.0180.7210.1290.0360.1330.650–0.792
100:100S1.4060.1690.9300.0930.8460.0040.0370.0260.773–0.920
N0.8510.0010.0270.0260.797–0.904

P: parametric, S: semiparametric, N: nonparametric.