Phoenix settings for Potvin B/C [Software]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-03-29 12:46 (4407 d 14:44 ago) – Posting: # 10310
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Hi Xipei!

In the Bioequivalence Options set Confidence Level 94.12. You will get (Potvin’s Example 2 after the second stage 2):

Output Data > Average Bioequivalence
| CI_User_Lower | CI_User_Upper |
|     88.445196 |     116.37701 |


and (if Core Output selected in General Options):

Bioequivalence Statistics
User-Specified Confidence Level for CI's and Power = 94.1200

    Ratio(%Ref) =   101.4544

                      Classical                Westlake
    CI  80% = (   92.6916,  111.0456)  (   90.6629,  109.3371)
    CI  90% = (   90.1755,  114.1440)  (   87.7333,  112.2667)
    CI  95% = (   87.9420,  117.0430)  (   84.9996,  115.0004)
    CI User = (   88.4452,  116.3770)  (   85.6277,  114.3723)
    Average bioequivalence shown for confidence=94.12 and percent=20.0.


BTW, ElMaestro is right. If you already failed with the 90% CI you will fail with the 94.12% CI as well (smaller α → wider 1–2×α CI).

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