When can the Bland & Altman limits of agreement method be used and when it should not be used
Abstract
The Bland and Altman limits of agreement (LoA) method is almost universally used to compare two measurement methods, when the outcome is continuous. The method relies on strong statistical assumptions, which are unlikely to hold in practice. Given the popularity of this simple method, it is timely to explain when it can be safely used and when it should not be used.Based on a small sample of simulated data where the truth is known, we illustrate...
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Title
When can the Bland & Altman limits of agreement method be used and when it should not be used
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Volume
137
Pages
176 - 181
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