Comparative calibration without a gold standard.
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Summary
This paper proposes a new approach to resolve the comparative calibration problem when a gold standard is unavailable, which uses external information in addition to data from the p instruments, to solve the problem.
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- article
- Published
- 1997-08-30
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- 60
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Keywords
Unobservable, Standardization, Calibration, Gold standard (test), Computer science
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