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Table 2 Goodness-of-fit statistical values

From: Forecast of the incidence, prevalence and burden of end-stage renal disease in Nanjing, China to the Year 2025

 

Mean errora

Maximum error

Minimum error

Mean percent errorb

Maximum percent error

Minimum percent error

R-squarec

Number of NJUEBMI population (No.)

2.27E-05

55591

−47633

−0.09

2.93

−2.88

0.997

Incidence (pmp)

 All ESRD

3.23E-09

1.57

−1.55

−3.07E-03

0.73

−0.75

0.943

 HD

−3.28E-09

0.94

−0.98

−1.73E-03

0.53

−0.54

0.971

 PD

0.15

1.52

−0.65

0.56

5.66

−2.76

0.869

 Kidney Transplant

−0.12

0.83

−1.04

−1.42

6.29

−10.68

0.756

Prevalence (pmp)

 All ESRD

4.55E-09

58.32

−43.33

−0.07

5.36

−4.77

0.915

 HD

1.17

24.73

−65.08

0.12

2.78

−8.16

0.931

 PD

−2.73E-10

4.7

−4.92

0.41

10.93

−5.61

0.993

 Kidney Transplant

−3.09E-09

10.31

−9.57

−0.06

6.42

−4.9

0.961

Health care costs (¥, in millions)

 All ESRD

−0.64

16.61

−15.22

−1.57

7.09

−13.46

0.990

 HD

−1.55E-09

8.89

−12.8

0.63

15.31

−12.41

0.991

 PD

0.49

3.83

−1.61

5.62

37.36

−9.99

0.969

 Kidney Transplant

−1.00E-10

0.95

−0.88

−0.36

29

−23.87

0.953

Per capita medical expenses (¥, in thousands)

 All ESRD

−0.11

3.35

−2.89

−0.27

3.88

−4.48

0.942

 HD

0.48

4.79

−4.6

0.45

5.34

−5.38

0.777

 PD

−0.94

8.46

−8.69

−2.49

9.46

−13.08

0.852

 Kidney Transplant

−2.50E-11

1.94

−1.34

−0.7

10.93

−12.1

0.917

  1. Abbreviations: NJUEBMI Nanjing urban employee basic medical insurance, ESRD end stage renal disease, HD hemodialysis, PD peritoneal dialysis, pmp per million population
  2. aThe mean error indicates an average difference (2004 to 2014) of the forecasted values from the observed values. The maximum error indicates one of the 11 years (2004 to 2014) that exhibited the largest deviation of the forecasted value from the observed value, and the minimum error indicates the smallest deviation. A positive sign indicates over forecasting, whereas a negative sign indicates under forecasting
  3. bThe mean percent error reflects a proportional deviation of the mean error. Maximum and Minimum percent errors reflect proportional deviations of the largest and smallest errors, respectively
  4. cThe R-Square indicates the correlation between the observed values and the forecasted values