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. 2021 Dec 21;66(5):551–562. doi: 10.1093/annweh/wxab106

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Figure 1. — Distribution of IRR statistic for exposure status to each of the 258 agents covered by CANJEM (using ISCO-1968 classification and based on 859 informative jobs). For each boxplot, the following information was provided: minimum, 25th–50th–75th percentiles and maximum. Exposure status was defined according to a 25% threshold of probability of exposure. Kappa statistic for exposure status was computable for 220, 209, and 233 agents when considering the scenarios based on all jobs (experts coding) and jobs coded differently (experts coding and random coding) respectively. For all scenarios, PABAK and AC1 statistics were computed based on 258 agents.