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. 2022 Oct 4;306(2):e220266. doi: 10.1148/radiol.220266

Figure 2:

Confidence scores for true- and false-positive circumscriptions by reader experience. Missed lesions (false-negative findings) do not have a confidence score and are not indicated on these histograms. Abdominal subspecialists indicated greater mean confidence for true-positive markings than did the other readers (P < .001), and trainees indicated less mean confidence for false-positive markings than did the other readers (P < .001). FP = false-positive, TP = true-positive.

Confidence scores for true- and false-positive circumscriptions by reader experience. Missed lesions (false-negative findings) do not have a confidence score and are not indicated on these histograms. Abdominal subspecialists indicated greater mean confidence for true-positive markings than did the other readers (P < .001), and trainees indicated less mean confidence for false-positive markings than did the other readers (P < .001). FP = false-positive, TP = true-positive.