Defining alpha for replicate design [Regulatives / Guidelines]
Dear KR,
Yes you are right....
For the calculation of 90% CI we have to take alpha=0.1 ow it won't be 90% CI's
In PROC GLM we don't have a option to calculate CI's in estimate statement so we have to use formula of CI's for the calculation and there we assign 0.1 as a value of alpha.
Sinhmar
❝ As per the code defined in US FDA guideline we define ALPHA as 0.10 in ESTIMATE statement of PROC MIXED for replicate study designs.
Yes you are right....
❝ While we do not define any such statement and use default ALPHA = 0.05 for non-replicate crossover studies with PROC GLM or MIXED procedures.
❝ In both type of studies (replicate or non-replicate), we need to present 90% CI interval.
For the calculation of 90% CI we have to take alpha=0.1 ow it won't be 90% CI's
In PROC GLM we don't have a option to calculate CI's in estimate statement so we have to use formula of CI's for the calculation and there we assign 0.1 as a value of alpha.
Sinhmar
Complete thread:
- Defining alpha for replicate design KR 2009-09-15 14:34
- Defining alpha for replicate designsinhmar 2009-09-19 10:43
