FDR | R Documentation |
FDR
defines a decision's false detection (or false discovery)
rate (FDR
): The conditional probability of the condition
being FALSE
provided that the decision is positive.
FDR
An object of class numeric
of length 1.
Understanding or obtaining the false detection fate
or false discovery rate (FDR
):
Definition:
FDR
is the conditional probability
for the condition being FALSE
given a positive decision:
FDR = p(condition = FALSE | decision = positive)
Perspective:
FDR
further classifies
the subset of dec_pos
individuals
by condition (FDR = fa/dec_pos = fa/(hi + fa)
).
Alternative names: false discovery rate
Relationships:
a. FDR
is the complement of the
positive predictive value PPV
:
FDR = 1 - PPV
b. FDR
is the opposite conditional probability
– but not the complement –
of the false alarm rate fart
:
fart = p(decision = positive | condition = FALSE)
In terms of frequencies,
FDR
is the ratio of
fa
divided by dec_pos
(i.e., hi + fa
):
FDR = fa/dec_pos = fa/(hi + fa)
Dependencies:
FDR
is a feature of a decision process
or diagnostic procedure and
a measure of incorrect decisions (positive decisions
that are actually FALSE
).
However, due to being a conditional probability,
the value of FDR
is not intrinsic to
the decision process, but also depends on the
condition's prevalence value prev
.
Consult Wikipedia for additional information.
prob
contains current probability information;
comp_prob
computes current probability information;
num
contains basic numeric parameters;
init_num
initializes basic numeric parameters;
freq
contains current frequency information;
comp_freq
computes current frequency information;
is_prob
verifies probabilities.
Other probabilities:
FOR
,
NPV
,
PPV
,
acc
,
err
,
fart
,
mirt
,
ppod
,
prev
,
sens
,
spec
FDR <- .45 # sets a false detection rate (FDR) of 45% FDR <- 45/100 # (condition = FALSE) for 45 out of 100 people with (decision = positive) is_prob(FDR) # TRUE
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