inter- / intra- / total variance [Software]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2009-10-01 15:52 (6098 d 23:15 ago) – Posting: # 4285
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Dear Yuvraj!

❝ […] but when we have information about Point Estimate, Intersubject variability and Power then how to calculate sample size?


Is it possible that you are mixing up terms (see this post)? If you have data from a parallel study, you have the total (or pooled) variance. You may split the total variance into inter- (between) and intra- (within) subject variance only in a cross-over study. So there are some possibilities:I’m not sure what you mean by:

❝ we have information about […] Power


You set power to an arbitrary value in sample size estimation. Power = 1–β, where β (or error type II) is the producer’s risk of missing demonstration of BE in a given study for a product which actually is bioequivalent. This risk is generally set to 10–20% (power 80–90%).

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