BE Opthalmic Suspension [Regulatives / Guidelines]
Hi balakotu,
Assume the data has the distribution corresponding to what you see in your observed sample. Resample your sample a lot of times. Each times collect the measure you are interested in. Once all resamples have been gathered, derive the 90% CI.
If you use R then one place to start would be the 'boot' package. Search the web for examples. The package provides confidence interval options from user-defined models.
You can also program it up from scratch, but most people would probably rather have colon surgery done on them with a rusty scissor than do such a thing. Only a guess from my side.
❝ how to construct 90% Confidence interval by using bootstrapping technique for bioequivalence assessment.
Assume the data has the distribution corresponding to what you see in your observed sample. Resample your sample a lot of times. Each times collect the measure you are interested in. Once all resamples have been gathered, derive the 90% CI.
If you use R then one place to start would be the 'boot' package. Search the web for examples. The package provides confidence interval options from user-defined models.
You can also program it up from scratch, but most people would probably rather have colon surgery done on them with a rusty scissor than do such a thing. Only a guess from my side.
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Pass or fail!
ElMaestro
Pass or fail!
ElMaestro
Complete thread:
- BE Opthalmic Suspension balakotu 2012-02-07 09:03
- BE Opthalmic Suspension ElMaestro 2012-02-07 09:55
- BE Opthalmic Suspension balakotu 2012-02-07 11:12
- BE Opthalmic SuspensionElMaestro 2012-02-07 12:11
- BE Opthalmic Suspension pash413 2015-04-10 07:44
- BE Opthalmic Suspension balakotu 2012-02-07 11:12
- BE Opthalmic Suspension ElMaestro 2012-02-07 09:55
