When I asserted a few minutes ago that:
> In such non-normal situations, the indices are *not*
> defined in terms of means and standard deviations, but
> instead in terms of the straight-line ROC curve
... I should have warned that some computer programs may (incorrectly)
estimate the index
(PLEASE NOTE: This is a corrected version of a reply I posted earlier
but quickly canceled. My initial reply contained a typographical error
in its first expression for Sakitt's D.)
Victor A. Gombos wrote:
> I am using Systat 9.0 for my master's thesis data--the
> nature of my analyses depe
Victor A. Gombos wrote:
> I am using Systat 9.0 for my master's thesis data--the
> nature of my analyses depend heavily on Signal Detection
> Theory. Therefore, of course I am using the Signal
> Detection Analysis program in Systat. Systat reports a
> number of things, including the ROC
[Please forgive me if this esoteric question was answered before in this
newsgroup]
I am using Systat 9.0 for my master's thesis data--the nature of my
analyses depend heavily on Signal Detection Theory. Therefore, of course
I am using the Signal Detection Analysis program in Systat.
It seems t
