how to predict an independent outcome how to predict a phenotype how do you predict a clinical phenotype with unbalanced data how many independent phenotypes for a sample how to predict clinical phenotype b can you predict a and b in a randomized analysis why is it important to have a clinical phenotype that is independent of b how to predict binary outcome how many phenotypes are a and b what type of data would be useful for clinical data? b) independent; c) unbalanced; d) unbalanced. how to predict a binary outcome how do you classify patients by the phenotypes that are included in the r model? what kind of data would predict b how to predict patient phenotype how many phenotypes can a patient predict how many clinical phenotypes are in a controlled timecourse how to predict a binary outcome what would it mean if all clinical phenotypes are unbalanced how much of the sample is independent of a clinical phenotype? why does a patient have to test multiple phenotypes