Advanced example (futi­l­ity for GMR) [Two-Stage / GS Designs]

posted by d_labes  – Berlin, Germany, 2015-02-27 10:55 (4123 d 16:22 ago) – Posting: # 14509
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Dear Helmut,

❝ ... Borderline highly variable, both for Cmax and AUC. Previous studies contradictory; CV reported with ~20–40%. Since for an European submission scaling AUC is not possible and the CV was unclear we considered various TSDs (“type 2”: T/R 0.95, target power 80% with optimized adjusted α for n1 16–66, CV 15–60%).


From that I assume that you aimed for an European submission.
But then I wonder: Type 2 aka Potvin C? No longer regulatory caveats expected for this?

❝ ... Our final design was (based on a “best guess” CV of 30%) a sample size of 46 and an FC of ]0.8250–1.2121[. We expect for this CV a power in the first stage of 80.3% and 61.3% for a CV of 35%. Chances to proceed to the second stage are 10.1% and 28.2%. Overall-power is expected with 85.3% and 83.2%. We will have still 80% power for a CV up to 46% (very unlikely, anyhow). In this extreme case the average total sample size will be 79. Let’s see. ;-)


Sorry, I can't reproduce your numbers. Could you please write down the power.2stage.fC() call?

Regards,

Detlew

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