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- Optimal asymmetric one-sided group sequential tests
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- Principles of Optimal Sequential Planning
- Approximately Optimal One-Parameter Boundaries for Group Sequential Trials
- Group sequential designs using both type I and type II error probability spending functions
- Group Sequential Monitoring with Arbitrary Inspection Times
- GROUP SEQUENTIAL TESTS WITH OUTCOME-DEPENDENT TREATMENT ASSIGNMENT
- Optimal asymmetric one-sided group sequential tests
- A Unifying Family of Group Sequential Test Designs
- CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY OF SIGNIFICANCE FOR EARLY STOPPING IN FAVOR OFH0
- Three-stage designs for monitoring clinical trials
- Interim evaluation of efficacy or futility in group‐sequential trials with multiple co‐primary endpoints
- Unbalanced and partial group sequential methods for normal responses in clinical trials
- On group sequential tests for data in unequally sized groups and with unknown variance
- Asymptotically optimal multistage tests for non-i.i.d. data
- Group sequential designs for clinical trials with bivariate endpoints
- Dual-criterion approach incorporating historical information to seek accelerated approval with application in time-to-event group sequential trials
- Simulation study comparing exposure matching with regression adjustment in an observational safety setting with group sequential monitoring
- Group sequential testing of the predictive accuracy of a continuous biomarker with unknown prevalence
- Adaptive clinical trial designs with pre-specified rules for modifying the sample size: understanding efficient types of adaptation
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