Requesting data for a publication 📥 ♻️ 🚀 [General Statistics]
Dear all,
we are collecting data for a publication about the annoying ‘Group-by-Treatment interaction’ (for some thoughts see this article).
Below what we have so far in a small meta-analysis of multi-group studies:
Any type of comparative BA study (BE, food-effect, DDI, dose-proportionality) is welcome.
Of course, data will be treated strictly confidential and not published . The preferred data format is CSV (though xls(x), ODS, SAS XPT or Phoenix project files would serve as well).
Columns (any order is fine):
No cherry-picking, otherwise we will fall into the trap of selection bias and the outcome will be useless. Hence, if you decide to provide data, please do so irrespective of whether you ‘detected’ a significant Group-by-Treatment interaction or not.
We are primarily working on 2×2×2 crossover designs. However, if you have data of replicate designs, fine as well. In Higher-Order crossover designs indicate which of the treatments is the test and the reference.
If possible, give the analyte. Once we have enough data sets, we will perform sub-group analyses.
So far we have only data of one multi-site study. If you could share some data, great.
THX in advance!
we are collecting data for a publication about the annoying ‘Group-by-Treatment interaction’ (for some thoughts see this article).
Below what we have so far in a small meta-analysis of multi-group studies:
Any type of comparative BA study (BE, food-effect, DDI, dose-proportionality) is welcome.
Of course, data will be treated strictly confidential and not published . The preferred data format is CSV (though xls(x), ODS, SAS XPT or Phoenix project files would serve as well).
Columns (any order is fine):
- Company or individual (text)
- Study code (text)
- Analyte (text) if you don’t want to give this information, use
not spec. X
, whereX
is an integer1
… number of analytes
- Design (
2x2x2
,3x6x3
,3x3
,4x4
,2x2x4
,2x2x3
,2x3x3
)
Simple crossover, 6-sequence 3-period Williams’ design, 3-period Latin Squares, 4-sequence 4-period Williams’ design or 4-period Latin Squares, 2-sequence 4-period full replicate, 2-sequence 3-period full replicate, partial replicate; no parallel design
- Drug (integer)
1
… number of analytes
- Subject (integer or text) min(
n
) … max(n
); missings due to dropouts not a problem
- Group or Site (integer)
1
… number of groups / sites
- Sequence (character or integer), e.g.,
TR
,RT
orAB
,BA
or1
,2
(simple crossover), e.g.,TRTR
,RTRT
orTRT
,RTR
(full replicate designs),TRR
,RTR
,RRR
(partial replicate design),ABC
,BCA
,CAB
(Latin Squares),ABC
,ACB
,BAC
,BCA
,CAB
,CBA
(Williams’ design)
Essentially any kind of coding is possible, as long as it is unambiguous.
- Treatment (character) mandatory
T
orR
(notA
orB
)
- Period (integer)
1
… number of periods
- AUC (numeric); for single dose AUC0–t or AUC0–72, for multiple dose AUC0–τ.
Missing values should be coded withNA
(preferred) orMissing
.
- Cmax (numeric)
- Interval (integer) days separating groups; only if equal across groups
- Sex (character)
f
orm
No cherry-picking, otherwise we will fall into the trap of selection bias and the outcome will be useless. Hence, if you decide to provide data, please do so irrespective of whether you ‘detected’ a significant Group-by-Treatment interaction or not.
We are primarily working on 2×2×2 crossover designs. However, if you have data of replicate designs, fine as well. In Higher-Order crossover designs indicate which of the treatments is the test and the reference.
If possible, give the analyte. Once we have enough data sets, we will perform sub-group analyses.
So far we have only data of one multi-site study. If you could share some data, great.
THX in advance!
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