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To calculate the false negative rate, you need to determine the number of false negatives (instances where a positive case is incorrectly classified as negative) and the total number of actual positive cases. The formula is:

False Negative Rate = False Negatives / (True Positives + False Negatives).

This metric helps in evaluating the performance of a diagnostic test, particularly in contexts where missing a positive case has significant consequences.

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