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Kruskal-Wallis test: added Dunn's test as an optional post-hoc test.Added semipartial correlation to the results of Multiple regression.This is option is only available when there is just one single independent variable. In Logistic regression, added an option to plot the logistic regression curve.Added Comparison of (independent) Coefficients of Variation in the Tests menu.

Sample files: when you upgrade the software, the existing sample data files (located in "Documents\MedCalc\Sample files") are overwritten by new versions of these files.Expanded color palette for graphs includes selected colorblind safe colors (Wong, 2011).Moved option Enter key moves cell pointer to the Edit menu.New spreadsheet functions USRMISSING() and ISMISSING().Color option for missing values ( Options panel).This can be found in File menu ➔ Properties ➔ Missing values tab. Possibility to enter user-defined values that indicate missing values (e.g.

Added a Subgroups option in Comparison of multiple methods.

The bootstrap method remains available for calculating the confidence interval for the difference of AUCs of two precison-recall curves.

Changed the method of calculating the confidence interval for the AUC of precison-recall curves to the Logit method of Boyd et al (2013).

Added Sample size calculation for Area Under the Precision-Recall curve.

Added a shaded area option for the confidence interval of a Kaplan-Meier survival curve, ROC curve, Linear regression, Probit regression, Passing-Pablok regression and Bland-Altman plots (right-click on the confidence interval curve and select a fill color in the "Format." dialog box).

Added transparency option for drawing objects (text box, rectangle, ellipse).

ROC curves are compared based on calculating the difference between the areas under the curves using standard error, 95% confidence interval and P-value. You can choose threshold values in the dot diagram and the corresponding specificity and sensitivity is automatically calculated.

The area under the curve is calculated with a 95% confidence interval and standard error. MedCalc provides a complete on line help documentation accessible on the official website but also an extensive PDF manual along with the application, for offline use. Missing data is handled appropriately and import is supported for various file formats like Excel, Dbase, Lotus, SPSS, DIF, SYLK and text. This highly useful piece of software comes with a built-in spreadsheet that can include as many as 10,000 rows. If you work in the biomedical field and often need to generate statistics from tons of data you’ll probably enjoy working with MedCalc. MedCalc: Powerful statistical application for biomedical sciences