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The empirical likelihood (EL) method possesses desirable qualities such as automatically determining confidence regions and circumventing the need for variance estimation. As an extension, a quantile-based EL (QEL) method is considered, which results in a simpler form. In this paper, we delve into the framework of the QEL method. Firstly, we explore the weak convergence of the-2 log empirical likelihood ratio for ROC curves. We also introduce a novel statistic for testing the entire ROC curve and the equality of two distributions. To validate our approach, we conduct simulation studies and analyze real data from hepatitis C patients, comparing our method with existing ones.
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