Power for Two stage Design [Two-Stage / GS Designs]

posted by K2K – India, 2013-10-08 16:35 (4646 d 11:13 ago) – Posting: # 11626
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Dear Sir

I am also little bit confused.

After completion of stage 1 we want to evaluate the power. If power is >= 80 evaluate BE at stage 1 (alpha=0.05) and if power < 80% evaluate BE at stage 1 (alpha=0.0294) ...............

After evaluation of power only we can plan further step (If i am wrong pls guide me). In most of your lecture and discussion you mentioned No a posteriori Power.

So In two stage study design how to evaluate the Power for our data.

Any validated method is there to evaluate the power for two stage study design or can I use PowerTOST or Winnonlin to evaluate the power.

Sorry if i m confused you and pls guide me.

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