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help for ^iccconf^
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Confidence Interval for A Single Intraclass Correlation (ICC)
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.^iccconf <icc> <k> <reps>, level(#)^
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^Description^
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^iccconf^ is an immediate command that computes a confidence interval for a
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single intraclass correlation (ICC). The procedure is based on Rosner's approach
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using the F-test.
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Three inputs are required:
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^icc^ is the intraclass correlation. The input must be a value between 0 and 1
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^k^ is the number of subjects
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^reps^ is the number of repeated assessments or "within" pair
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measurements.
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^Option^
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^------^
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level(#) The level option allows the user to modify the confidence limit.
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Use values between 0 and 1. The default is .95.
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Example
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To find a 95% confidence interval for an ICC of .914, based on 5 observations
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with 2 replcations each:
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^.iccconf .914 5 2^
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For a 90% confidence interval for the above example, type:
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^.iccconf .914 5 2, level(.9)^
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References
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Rosner, B. "Fundamentals of Biostatistics, 6th ed" Duxbury, Press (The Thompson
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Company): Belmont, CA, 2006, pgs 615-616.
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Author
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Paul F. Visintainer, PhD
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Springfield, MA 01089
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visint46@gmail.com
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Also see
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--------
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Manual or on-line help for: @loneway@, @xtreg@, or ^bootcor^, ^xtrho^ if installed
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