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Laboratory medicine

graph of the probability that a statistical control rule rejects a run against the size of analytical error, used to compare QC procedures.

In laboratory medicine, power function graph refers to graph of the probability that a statistical control rule rejects a run against the size of analytical error, used to compare QC procedures. This meaning comes from Westgard (1979) in Clinical Chemistry.[1]

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References

Westgard, J. O., & Groth, T. (1979). Power functions for statistical control rules. Clinical Chemistry, 25(6), 863-869. https://doi.org/10.1093/clinchem/25.6.863

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