Area under the curve and PR curve
The output first reminds users of the existence of the ties in the test variable, which is not uncommon when you analyze a real data set. The Case Processing Summary table summarizes the positive and the negative counts. The counts are split as males and females.

Both the ROC and PR curves are plotted by gender. By reviewing the charts, it is discovered that the two ROC curves are pretty close to each other, while males and females have difference in the precision and recall estimates.


The point estimates of the area under the ROC curve are 0.566 and 0.575 for males and females, respectively.

In the Independent-Group Area Difference Under the ROC Curve table, the estimated two-sided p-value is 0.685, based on which we fail to reject the null hypothesis that the true area difference between males and females is zero.
