ArticleThe Indian journal of radiology & imaging2025
Statistics Primer for Radiologists: Part 2-Advanced statistics for Enhancing Diagnostic Precision and Research Validity.
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- Deep Learning for Brain MRI Artifact Correction: Current Challenges and Future Directions.Bioengineering (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Review
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Abstract
Second part of this statistics primer focuses on advanced statistical concepts continuing on the foundation of basic statistics built from the first part of this primer. This advanced primer aims to delve deeper into essential statistical concepts beyond the basics, equipping the reader with the knowledge to effectively analyze complex data sets, explore correlations and causality, employ regression analysis techniques, interpret survival curves, and evaluate diagnostic tests rigorously. It primarily focuses on the statistical tests used to analyze the relationship between groups of variables (the statistical tests to analyze the difference between groups of variables was discussed in the part 1 of this series). Toward the end of the article concepts of survival curves and methods for assessing the diagnostic accuracy of tests are stressed upon.
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