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Dear Martin!
I think your approach sounds very reasonable, especially for persons working on the field of BE studies
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But maybe others prefer Wellek's direct test methods.
Taking the sentence literally is of course 'Kappes' (nonsense).
❝ For this reason, I would calculate the 90% CI for the ratio µ/µ0 using the corresponding modified Fieller formula and use the widely known confidence interval inclusion approach with margins for ratios for averages relating to 0.5 for the standardized difference (i.e. 0.8 to 1.25) if the CV is smaller than 30%.
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❝ what do you think?
I think your approach sounds very reasonable, especially for persons working on the field of BE studies
.But maybe others prefer Wellek's direct test methods.
❝ PS.: there were no confidence intervals mentioned in the description of the method
Taking the sentence literally is of course 'Kappes' (nonsense).
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Regards,
Detlew
Regards,
Detlew
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