Spaghetti & other pasta [NCA / SHAM]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-05-23 17:15 (3989 d 21:19 ago) – Posting: # 10630
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Dear Yung-jin,

❝ ❝ ❝ Otherwise, the line should not be connected in that way. It should be connected as the line that the arrow points.

❝ ❝ Why?

❝ Sorry, I thought it was using lin-up/log-down algo and plots in slide#17.


We are all guilty in not representing in spaghettis plots the method we use for calcu­lat­ing the AUC. For simplicity we connect point with straight lines, regardless whether we use a linear or semilogarithmic scale (all left panels below).
If we use the linear trapezoidal, the semilog plot is wrong. What we are actually cal­cu­lating would be reflected in the lower right.

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Weird, isn’t it? But then hopefully everybody would realize that the algo overestimates AUCs in the distribution / elimination phase.

On the other hand if we use the lin-up/log-down trapezoidal the linear plot is wrong; should use the upper right one instead.

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Have you ever seen something like this before? I didn’t. Would be a tough job to come up with such a setup in commercial software. :-D

PS: Very rarely you find publications where in mean plots the points are not connected by lines at all.
PPS: What do you think about adding rug(t, side=3) to plots in bear?

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