Testing for efficacy in primary and secondary endpoints by partitioning decision paths
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Recommendations
- Partitioning for confidence sets, confident directions, and decision paths
- Gatekeeping testing via adaptive alpha allocation
- The partitioning principle: a powerful tool in multiple decision theory
- On testing simultaneously non-inferiority in two multiple primary endpoints and superiority in at least one of them
- On a multiple endpoints testing problem
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(14)- Partitioning for confidence sets, confident directions, and decision paths
- Development of gatekeeping strategies in confirmatory clinical trials
- Basic ideas and concepts for multiple comparison procedures
- Assessing the Impact of Endpoint Shopping on Power in Confirmatory Clinical Trials
- Panel forum on multiple comparison procedures: A commentary from a complex trial design and analysis plan
- Partition testing in confirmatory adaptive designs with structured objectives
- Multiple comparisons in complex clinical trial designs
- Tests for Jumps in Yield Spreads
- Note on simultaneous inferences about non-inferiority and superiority for a primary and a secondary endpoint
- Evaluating co-primary endpoints collectively in clinical trials
- Graphical approaches for multiple comparison procedures using weighted Bonferroni, Simes, or parametric tests
- Shelf-life and its estimation in drug stability studies
- Correct and logical inference on efficacy in subgroups and their mixture for binary outcomes
- A gatekeeping procedure to test a primary and a secondary endpoint in a group sequential design with multiple interim looks
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