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Although reference intervals (RIs) and clinical decision limits (CDLs) are vital laboratory information for supporting the interpretation of numerical clinical pathology results, there is evidence that RIs and CDLs vary in certain contexts as well as other evidence that RIs and CDLs are flawed. We propose a random forest algorithm-based exploration methodology by using phenotype transformation of independent variables in relation to dependent variables to capture latent decision variables and their cutoff values. We denote certain CDLs within the RIs estima