Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences · 2018 · 660 citations · 26 references
Public HealthBiostatisticsClinical EpidemiologyEpidemiologic MethodsEpidemiologyEstimation TheoryModel EvaluationPower AnalysisSample SizeSample Size PlanningSampling MethodsAccuracyLogistic RegressionPopulation SizeRequired Sample Size EstimationSample Size CalculationSample Size EstimationSample Size Justification
BACKGROUND: Different study designs and population size may require different sample size for logistic regression. This study aims to propose sample size guidelines for logistic regression based on observational studies with large population. METHODS: We estimated the minimum sample size required based on evaluation from real clinical data to evaluate the accuracy between statistics derived and the actual parameters. Nagelkerke r-squared and coefficients derived were compared with their respective parameters. RESULTS: -squared. CONCLUSIONS: refers to number of independent variables in the final model.
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