FPR range:
Lower Boundary: (e.g. 0) Upper Boundary: (e.g. 0.4)
Copy-and-paste data: click here to add example data into the text area
or
Upload your data file:

To download the PAUCC package for programing in R, please click here: PAUCC.tar.gz. One can find some examples for using this PAUCC packing in the downloaded compressed file.
Usage: There are two ways to upload data. One is copy-and-paste to the text box, and the other is uploading the data file. The file format is look like: 
1       1.27877395422742        1       1.76105838672239
1       0.7868659067805         1       1.97486719534852
0       0.0462989559021651      0       0.0276760427234685
0       0.177278972161505       0       0.433915239194944
            ...                            ...
            ...                            ...
            ...                            ...
0       0.193447707903832       0       0.325236929357356
1       0.223717586474699       1       0.514883308111075
0       0.210999906577741       0       0.225727905795301
1       0.316411375056127       1       0.343811476633763
Please download an example ROC data file here: input.dat
There are four columns, first and third columns indicate if it is a true (1) or false (0) case. The second column is the scores from the first method, and the fourth column is the scores from the second method.
Output: The output will be displayed by a web page. The output includes (1) PAUCC values (2) P-value

Please cite "Zhu Q*, Zheng D*, Zhang C and Liu S. A Computational Tool for Assessing the Statistical Significance of Partial ROC Comparisons. 2010 (Submitted)"

Please address questions or comments to czhang5@unl.edu .

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