Prediction models need appropriate internal, internal-external, and external validation.
Prediction models need appropriate internal, internal-external, and external validation.
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10.1016/j.jclinepi.2015.04.005
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发表时间:
2016-01
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
Harrell FE Jr
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作者:
Steyerberg EW;Harrell FE Jr
Another recent debate was on the interpretation of the lack of external validation studies of published novel prediction models [3][4][5]. One issue is the role that validation should have at the time of model development. Many researchers may be tempted to try to report some proof for external validity, ie on discrimination and calibration, in independent samples with their publication that proposes a new prediction model. Major clinical journals currently seem to appreciate such reporting. Another issue is whether external validation should be performed by different authors than those involved in the development of the prediction model [3][6]. We would like to comment on these and related key issues in the scientific basis of prediction modeling.The recent review confirms that model development studies are often relatively small for the complex challenges posed by specifying the form of a prediction model (which predictors to include) and the estimation of predictor effects (overfit with standard estimation methods)[3]. The median sample size was 445 subjects. The number of events is the limiting factor in this type of research and may be far too low for reliable modeling [4]. In such small samples, internal validation is essential, and apparent performance estimates are severely optimistic (Figure 1). Bootstrapping is the preferred approach for validation of prediction models [7][8][9]. A bootstrap procedure should include all modeling steps for an honest assessment of model performance [10]. Specifically any model selection steps, such as variable selection, need to be repeated per bootstrap sample if used.
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