Full adaptive with futility rule [Two-Stage / GS Designs]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2012-12-05 20:56 (4581 d 21:57 ago) – Posting: # 9678
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Dear Detlew!

❝ Dropping all the Spanish bells and whistles no one is aware of its foundations,


I’m afraid that’s a prerequisite.

❝ but retaining the sample size adaption based on PE and CV and the PE futility rule leads to a modification of Potvin B (with implicit power)…


Interesting scheme!

❝ Other settings of alpha1, alpha2 are imaginable.

❝ For instance alpha1=0 (resulting in CIs at stage 1 -Inf ... +Inf, i.e. BE test always "BE not proven")


Ha-ha! Bioinequivalence not rejected. ;-)

❝ Here some preliminary results of simulations (10E5 sims only)


Looks promising indeed. Too nasty that these types of simulations converge rather slow. 105 give just a hint. See the plot in this post.

❝ BTW: The futility rule "PE outside 0.85...1/0.85~1.18" was used by Charles Bon, 2007 AAPS Annual Meeting. Unfortunately his presentation "Interim and Sequential Analyses" is no longer found…


Time to write an e-mail.

❝ …on the Indernett.


:-D

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