Auricle.txt The table that follows compares the diagnostic accuracy of the electrocardiogram (ECG) in detecting abnormalities of the heart. The data show both the diagnostic assessment and the results of postmortem examination of the heart in 122 individuals. The deaths in these individuals occurred within three months of the diagnostic test, with an average of about two weeks. [source: Bliss (1967) vol 1, p. 58, citing Kaufman, Scott and McGuire (1950).] . tabi 28 14 \ 30 50, all | Postmortem pathology ECG test | + - | Total -----------+----------------------+---------- + | 28 14 | 42 - | 30 50 | 80 -----------+----------------------+---------- Total | 58 64 | 122 Pearson chi2(1) = 9.3943 Pr = 0.002 likelihood-ratio chi2(1) = 9.5154 Pr = 0.002 Cramer's V = 0.2775 gamma = 0.5385 ASE = 0.142 Kendall's tau-b = 0.2775 ASE = 0.087 Expected counts (under the hypothesis of no association): m11 = (42)(58)/122 = 19.97 m12 = (42)(64)/122 = 22.03 m21 = (80)(58)/122 = 38.03 m22 = (80)(64)/122 = 41.97 Pearson X^2 = [28-19.97]^2 / 19.97 = 64.48 / 19.97 = 3.23 +[14-22.03]^2 / 22.03 +64.48 / 22.03 + 2.93 +[30-38.03]^2 / 38.03 +64.48 / 38.03 + 1.70 +[50-41.97]^2 / 41.97 +64.48 / 41.97 + 1.54 ----- 9.39 LR X^2 = G^2 = 2 x [ 28 log (28/19.97) = 2 x [ 9.46 +14 log (14/22.03) - 6.35 +30 log (30/38.03) - 7.12 +50 log (50/41.97) ] + 8.75 ] ----- = 2 x [ 4.74 ] = 9.49