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The table below presents the results of the test. 1) the researchers decide to use a 70-ms cutoff and obtain following tmredults: TP = 17, FP = 15, FN = 24, TN = 44. calculate the following values: a) sensitivity b) specificity c) PV (+) d) PV (-) 2) how did changing the cut-point affect the accuracy of the test?

The table below presents the results of the test. 1) the researchers decide to use a 70-ms cutoff and obtain following tmredults: TP = 17, FP = 15, FN = 24, TN = 44. calculate the following values: a) sensitivity b) specificity c) PV (+) d) PV (-) 2) how did changing the cut-point affect the accuracy of the test?

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