Oops! [Two-Stage / GS Designs]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2011-02-07 16:24 (5249 d 04:56 ago) – Posting: # 6568
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Dear D. Labes,

good question, next question!

Let’s look at example 1 / method B/C: In stage 1 CI 104.27-134.17% (CV 14.56%) and PE 118.28%. Power for method B (α 0.0294) is reported with 75.6% (I get 76.3%) and for method C (α 0.05) is reported with 84.1% (I get 85.1%). Maybe the discrepancy comes from using Hauschke’s approximations?*
Anyhow, the important point is that the calculation is based on T/R of 95% and not the actual 118.28%!
I missed that completely… :confused:



Edit: My modification of Hauschke’s approximations (which gives the sample size, not power) comes up with 76.7% (α 0.0294) and 84.6% (α 0.05). No idea how Potvin et al. got their values.

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