TSD Japonica… [RSABE / ABEL]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2014-07-22 19:50 (3948 d 18:23 ago) – Posting: # 13292
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Dear Detlew,

❝ […] not quite clear to me if this meets the "Addonionsis Japonica" in all respects.


No, it doesn’t. That’s why I called it misuse. Thoughtlessly I edited my post not being aware of your answer already posted. I’ve set the futility criterion to extreme values, but I was aware that still some studies might simply stop.

❝ At least it is not what Wonnemann et al. simulated. No futility criterion was used by them if I read the paper correct […]



Yes, you do.

❝ Seems the story goes further (just befor your quote):

"If bioequivalence cannot be demonstrated because of an insuffi­ci­ent number, an add-on subject study can be performed ..."


Oh no!

❝ If one reads this, it may call for some criteria what an insuffi­ci­ent number is. Knowing Potvin et al. TSD's this may be interpreted as call for some power calculation step after 'stage 1'.


Seems so. The terminology is consistent, since in the preceding sentence the guid­ance asks for a “sufficient” number of subjects in planning the sample size.

❝ Knowing Potvin et al. TSD's this may be interpreted as call for some power calculation step after 'stage 1'.


If one wants to find a suitable adjustment avoiding inflation the only difference to Potvin & Co. would be restricting n2 to n1/2.

❝ In power.2stage.GS() the criterion for continuing to stage 2 is:

❝ - not BE in the first stage

❝ - and result was not futile (via a PE or CI criterion)


For the latter case I used 0.01/100, but the former may still hit.

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