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Non-Invariance in Nested Prediction Models under Selective Predictor Availability
We used nested models as a framework for characterising the consequences of a selectively measured predictor in clinical prediction models. In this framework, a model containing predictors available in the target population is referred to as the restricted model, while the extended model additionall
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