A generic nomogram for multinomial prediction models: theory and guidance for construction

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@FaustoBustos @ADAlthousePhD @tmorris_mrc @MaartenvSmeden Some that discuss various aspects that might be useful (https://t.co/kOKo31Yb51, https://t.co/MyZltAmoC0, https://t.co/kOKo31Yb51, https://t.co/KagT88gYjx, https://t.co/UXhzXSDUpR, https://t.co/Qz3y

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RT @Sara_N_Muller: Looks interesting. Harking back to my early career interest in ordinal/multinomial logistic modelling https://t.co/ySUlq…

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Looks interesting. Harking back to my early career interest in ordinal/multinomial logistic modelling https://t.co/ySUlqLWPc9

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RT @MaartenvSmeden: Our paper about developing nomograms for multinomial prediction models is now online: https://t.co/3vrtaBLiz5

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