Table 3 Four types of incoherency
From: Validation of diagnostic accuracy using digital slides in routine histopathology
Type of diagnostic error | Description | number of cases (n) |
|---|---|---|
Type I. | non relevant incoherence - uncertainty recorded | 5 |
Type II. | non relevant incoherence - uncertainty not recorded | 7 |
Type III. | relevant incoherence - uncertainty recorded | 17 |
Type IV. | relevant incoherence - uncertainty not recorded | 7 |