Depending on the framework (e.g., are the same subjects being rated, etc.), here are a couple of resources.
SAS Note and the MAGREE macro for more than 2 raters:
Compute estimates and tests of agreement among multiple raters
Gwet (2016). "Testing the Difference of Correlated Agreement Coefficients for Statistical Significance." Educational and Psychological Measurement 76(4): 609-637.
The AGREE(AC1) option in PROC FREQ produces Gwet's AC1 agreement coefficient.
proc freq data=have;
tables rater1 * rater2 / agree(ac1);
run;
Thank you very much for your answer but I 'm looking for a method to test the difference between two AC1 : Indeed, I have an AC1 (with 95%CI) (Rater1 *Rater 2) that I would like to compare with another AC1 (with 95%CI) (Rater1 * Rater 3) . I already calculate each AC1 with the proc freq procedure...
Thank you very much for your help
Depending on the framework (e.g., are the same subjects being rated, etc.), here are a couple of resources.
SAS Note and the MAGREE macro for more than 2 raters:
Compute estimates and tests of agreement among multiple raters
Gwet (2016). "Testing the Difference of Correlated Agreement Coefficients for Statistical Significance." Educational and Psychological Measurement 76(4): 609-637.
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