Partial replicate design: ABE [Regulatives / Guidelines]
Hi Mahmoud,
No. For the FDA’s model see here and for the EMA’s there.
Note:
❝ For statitical anaylsis Semi-Replicated (TRR,RTR,RRT). Some pesrons do the followings:
❝ model= Sequence Period Treatment Sequence*Treatment as fixed effects.
❝ Random : Subject(Sequence) Treatment*Subject(Sequence).
❝ CI for T/R ratio derived using Treatment*Subject(sequence) as the error term.
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❝ Is this true under FDA or EMA guidelines.
No. For the FDA’s model see here and for the EMA’s there.
Note:
- The FDA’s model is over-specified for the partial replicate design and might not converge → study done, no result. For details see this article.
- The EMA prefers ‘Method A’ (all effects fixed) over ‘Method B’ (subjects random).
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Complete thread:
- average bioequivalence Mahmoud 2024-06-24 11:29 [Regulatives / Guidelines]
- Partial replicate design: ABEHelmut 2024-06-27 08:00