Basic concepts of group sequential and adaptive group sequential test procedures
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- Adaptive group sequential designs for clinical trials: combining the advantages of adaptive and of classical group sequential approaches
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Cited in
(7)- On group sequential tests based on robust location
- Refined critical boundary with enhanced statistical power for non-directional two-sided tests in group sequential designs with multiple endpoints
- Allocating recycled significance levels in group sequential procedures for multiple endpoints
- Test procedures based on combination of Bayesian evidences for \(H_{0}\)
- An overview of group sequential procedures
- Group sequential and adaptive designs -- a review of basic concepts and points of discussion
- Blinded sample size recalculation in adaptive enrichment designs
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