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Influence of continuous predictor modelling methods on prediction stability in clinical prediction model development: an empirical comparison using real clinical data
Background and objective: Prediction stability is increasingly recognised as important for reliable clinical prediction model development, but the effect of continuous predictor modelling choices is unclear. This study examined how approaches to modelling continuous predictors influence prediction s
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