Talk:Predictive probability of success
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PPOS Examples and Sources
editI think this concept is very interesting and has very important applicabilities that I was surprised to see that not much information is available on this page. Though I think the original introduction to the topic is very clear/concise, I think there should be at least one subsection discussing just how a PPOS is found. I do this this is slightly touched on in the clinical trial applications section but I didn't think it was that clear. I think that section could definitely improve from having one really good example. I did like the section comparing predictive power and conditional power but I do think that the connection to PPOS should maybe be made clearer. Finally, there is only one author cited in on this page (and one of them is a link to some slides) and so I think it's definitely worth looking up additional sources that can provide another perspective on this topic. For example, I think this paper by Trzaskoma and Sashegyi A. (link here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17219755) may be interesting to check out --Sfloresramos17 (talk) 17:48, 21 October 2016 (UTC)