Decision Curve Analysis
ProA four-state decision curve: net benefit against threshold probability, one line per strategy against treat-all and treat-none references derived from the prevalence, with the useful threshold range banded and the leading strategy called out as you scan.
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Quantile Dot Plot
A four-state quantile dot plot that turns a predictive distribution into countable outcomes — N equal-probability dots stacked into non-overlapping columns, an optional threshold that splits them, and the share on each side reported as a number you can verify by counting.
Poincaré Plot (HRV)
A four-state Poincaré return map for heart-rate variability that derives its own statistics — SD1, SD2 and their ratio measured in the 45°-rotated frame, an ellipse drawn from exactly those two numbers about the cloud's centroid, and pairs formed only from beats the recording's own clock agrees are successive.