Last updated: 2023-01-24

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Knit directory: multiclass_AUC/

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This is the website for the research project “Multiclass AUC”.

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01_read_data

Read the example datasets, calculate some check counts, reformat the data for analysis, and save to an R data file.

02_check_data

Check the ranges of the variables in the example data.

03_plot_independent_distributions

Check the ranges of the variables in the example data.