Messy numbers - PowerTOST V1.3-01 preview [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by d_labes  – Berlin, Germany, 2015-09-24 11:18 (3926 d 18:46 ago) – Posting: # 15465
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Dear Helmut,

❝ ... On another note I don’t understand why the FDA came up with their “BE approach #4”. It would have been sufficient to state “apply the NTID-approach given in the Warfarin guidance”. Given the reported CVs [...] downscaling would be unlikely. The sample size would be driven by part of the requirement “must pass 80.00–125.00%”. Sample sizes (80% power, 4-period full rep­li­cate, CVT=CVR):


IMHO totally correct. Lets compare NTIDFDA to HVNTID via the upcoming PowerTOSTV1.3-01 new function sampleN.HVNTID():

          GMR= 0.90       GMR= 0.95
  CV   NTIDFDA HVNTID  NTIDFDA HVNTID
 ------------------------------------
 0.20    36     20       18     14
 0.25    32     30       18     18
 ------------------------------------
 0.30    40     40       22     22
 0.35    54     54       28     28
 0.40    68     68       34     34
 0.45    84     84       42     42
 0.50   102    102       50     50
 0.55   120    120       60     60
 0.60   140    140       68     68


As expected: Identical numbers for higher variabilities, nearly totally driven by the ABE requirement :cool:.
For instance GMR=0.95, n from table above, power.NTIDFDA(..., details=TRUE)

CV       p(BE)  p(BE-sABEc)    p(BE-ABE) p(BE-sratio)
0.3    0.82570      0.95213      0.83752      0.99070
0.4    0.80727      0.99704      0.80747      0.99974
0.5    0.80496      0.99993      0.80496      1.00000
0.6    0.80286      1.00000      0.80286      1.00000
p(BE-sABEc) = prob. of scaled ABE test alone
p(BE-ABE)   = prob. of ABE test alone
p(BE-sratio)= prob. of test of variabilities alone


Of course HVNTID is simpler. No need to deal with "linearized scaled ABE criterion" and it's 95% upper CI.

Regards,

Detlew

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