Phoenix/WinNonlin - power [Two-Stage / GS Designs]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-10-09 20:19 (4633 d 20:37 ago) – Posting: # 11636
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Hi Detlew & Karthik,

❝ […] the power calculated in WinNonlin is the power for a test of difference and not the power for a test of equivalence which in Bioequivalence studies has to be used.


❝ At least in 2011 (date of the thread) this was so. As Helmut's numbers show it seems unchanged up to now.


Yep. Wrong in all versions up to the current release (6.3.0.395). Pharsight is considering a calculation for BE based on the noncentral t in v6.4 (scheduled for the 1st half of 2014). In the last internal release I saw (v6.4.0.334 of 29 May) there was already a function Power_TOST based on the shifted central t implemented. From an example on the Extranet (CV 0.233927817734416, T/R 1.04658784494175, n 20):

power.TOST(…, method='exact')           0.72740071
power.TOST(…, method='noncentral')      0.72740028
power.TOST(…, method='shifted')         0.71966084
Phoenix/WinNonlin 6.4.0.334 Power_TOST  0.71966088


Still an approximation of an approximation, but not completely off. There is hope. ;-)


Edit 2014-01-10: Pre-release V1.4 (Core Version 21Nov2013)

Phoenix/WinNonlin 6.4.0.511 Power_TOST  0.72740029 Yeah!


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