A Proposal for Strength-of-Agreement Criteria for Lin’s Concordance Correlation Coefficient

By G. Mahon. 2005

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Test–retest: Agreement or reliability? (2016, unknown): “Following McBride (2005), values of at least 0.95 are necessary to indicate good agreement properties.”
Thermal Infrared Imaging from Drones Offers a Major Advance for Spider Monkey Surveys (2019, background): “Agreement is measured from minus one to one where one is perfect agreement [39].”
User's guide to correlation coefficients (2018, background): “Lin's concordance correlation coefficient (ρc) is a measure which tests how well bivariate pairs of observations conform relative to a gold standard or another set.(7) Lin's CCC (ρc) measures both precision (ρ) and accuracy (Cβ).”