The Effects of Averaging on Accuracy of IVIVC Model Predictions
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When using the method of deconvolution to establish an IVIVC model, the choice of whether or not to average the data before analysis is a crucial one. Averaging the data leads to a loss of information and current advice on best practise suggests that deconvolution take place at the individual subject level. This study compares each approach and concludes that averaging has a detrimental effect on the accuracy of predictions produced.
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