Flexible Implementations of Group Sequential Stopping Rules Using Constrained Boundaries
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- Construction of a Continuous Stopping Boundary from an Alpha Spending Function
- Design and analysis of group sequential tests based on the type I error spending rate function
- BAYES DISCRETE SEQUENTIAL BOUNDARIES FOR CLINICAL TRIALS
- Approximately optimal continuous stopping boundaries in a one-sided standard sequential test
- Group sequential designs for one-sided and two-sided hypothesis testing with provision for early stopping in favor of the null hypothesis
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(9)- Sequential sampling in prospective observational studies
- Stopping rules for long-term clinical trials based on two consecutive rejections of the null hypothesis
- A two-stage strategy to accommodate general patterns of confounding in the design of observational studies
- Miscellanea. Properties of spending function boundaries
- BAYES DISCRETE SEQUENTIAL BOUNDARIES FOR CLINICAL TRIALS
- Construction of a Continuous Stopping Boundary from an Alpha Spending Function
- Information Growth in a Family of Weighted Logrank Statistics Under Repeated Analyses
- Flexibly Monitoring Group Sequential Survival Trials When Testing is Based Upon a Weighted Log-Rank Statistic
- Information-based sample size re-estimation in group sequential design for longitudinal trials
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