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Randomization, balance, and the validity and efficiency of design-adaptive allocation methods
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1595325

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    Randomization, balance, and the validity and efficiency of design-adaptive allocation methods (English)
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    25 September 2001
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    clinical trials
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    imbalance minimization
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    minimum likelihood allocation
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    simulation
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    logistic regression
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    complete randomization
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