Modelling agreement for binary intensive longitudinal data

S. Vanbelle*, E. Lesaffre

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Devices that measure our physical, medical and mental condition have entered our daily life recently. Such devices measure our status in a continuous manner and can be useful in predicting future medical events or can guide us towards a healthier life. It is therefore important to establish that such devices record our behaviour in a reliable manner and measure what we believe they measure. In this article, we propose to measure the reliability and validity of a newly developed measuring device in time using a longitudinal model for sequential kappa statistics. We propose a Bayesian estimation procedure. The method is illustrated by a validation study of a new accelerometer in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation patients.
Original languageEnglish
Article numberARTN 1471082X211034002
Pages (from-to)127-150
Number of pages24
JournalStatistical Modelling
Volume23
Issue number2
Early online date3 Sept 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2023

Keywords

  • continuous recording
  • Reliability
  • time-event sequential data
  • time series
  • transient event
  • WEIGHTED KAPPA
  • COEFFICIENT
  • RELIABILITY
  • PARAMETERS

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