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1–β not necessarily = Δ [Study Assessment]

posted by Helmut – Vienna, Austria, 2012-10-11 15:05 (5005 d 17:42 ago) – Posting: # 9389
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Dear Dan!

❝ 2. Power (%): the least statistical power to detect (1-Power) differences between the Test and the Reference formulation.

Not necessarily. The regulatory BE limits in the general case are based on a 20% difference Δ [where BE_lower = 1–Δ and BE_upper=(1–Δ)^-1], which is not related to the producer’s risk (β). The fact that with 80% power both the producer’s risk and the difference to detect are 20% is just coincidental.

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