package randomizeBE [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by sury – India, 2019-08-26 11:34 (2487 d 13:50 ago) – Posting: # 20520
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Hii Helmut,

This helped me a lot....

but i have few more confusions in it, when we generate the randomization schedule in SAS using PROC PLAN Procedure, we generally take for example if subjects are 12, blocks will be 6 and if we generate the randomization we get the results as follows

Code:
proc plan ;
factors blocks=6 random sequence=2 random/ noprint;
output out=first sequence nvals= (1 2) random;
quit;
run;

Output:
blocks sequence
4      1
4      2
5      2
5      1
6      2
6      1
1      1
1      2
2      2
2      1
3      2
3      1



when using BEAR Package in R we getting the following output

 subject seqno sequence
       1     2       TR
       2     2       TR
       3     1       RT
       4     2       TR
       5     1       RT
       6     1       RT
       7     2       TR
       8     1       RT
       9     1       RT
      10     1       RT

      11     2       TR
      12     2       TR



Comparison: when we run in SAS, within the block same sequence is not repeating, but when we run in R, we are getting the sequence repeated within the blocks. even though we are getting the P-value of 1.000 in R

but is it fine to get that.

Thanks in advance


Edit: Tabulators changed to spaces and BBcoded; see also this post #6[Helmut]

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