Power at the limits of the acceptance range [Software]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2010-09-28 19:50 (5321 d 04:25 ago) – Posting: # 5944
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Dear J. Detlor!

❝ It should probably be mentioned that with a 20% difference it is very likely your power won't be any where near a level that is acceptable.


That’s an euphemism. ;-)
At the borders of the acceptance range, power is exactly alpha (or 5 % in the common setting) – by definition. I guess Weirddude (what a nick!) was copypasting from pre-Schuirmann’s ages (1987) - the infamous “Power Approach”… You can give it a try with D. Labes’ package PowerTOST for R. Don’t try that what standard software – most likely you would get an error at it’s best.

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