HerdPlus utilities
    
   	HerdPlus: Calculate SeH and SpH for a single herd
    
	  Calculate herd-sensitivity and herd-specificity for a given herd size, test sensitivity, test specificity, sample size and cut-point number of reactors.
      Inputs include:
      
            - Test sensitivity and specificity; 
- Animal-level design prevalence (the hypothetical prevalence to be detected); 
- Size of the herd or flock being sampled; 
- Number of individuals tested; 
- The cut-point number of reactors to classify a herd/flock as positive (if there are fewer reactors than the specified cut-point the herd is negative, if the number of reactors is >= cut-point the herd is positive); 
- The desired precision of results (number of digits to be displayed after the decimal point); and  
- The number of iterations for the simulation method. 
Results are presented for four different estimation methods:
      
		  - Simulated sampling using the specified number of iterations;
- HerdPlus: Using the hypergeometric distribution. Greiner et al, manuscript in preparation;
- HerdAcc: Jordan D, McEwen SA, 1998. Herd-level test performance based on uncertain estimates of individual test performance, individual true prevalence and herd true prevalence. Prev. Vet. Med. 3: 187-209; and
- FreeCalc: Cameron AR, Baldock FC, 1998. A new probability formula for surveys to substantiate freedom from disease. Prev. Vet. Med. 34: 1-17.
Acknowledgement
    Developed by Matthias Greiner and Evan Sergeant