Sample size recalculation in internal pilot study designs: a review
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- Sample size calculation and blinded sample size recalculation in clinical trials where the treatment effect is measured by the relative risk
- Some aspects of the application of internal pilot studies
- Including long- and short-term data in blinded sample size recalculation for binary endpoints
- Blinded sample size recalculation for normally distributed outcomes using long- and short-term data
- Controlling test size while gaining the benefits of an internal pilot design
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(23)- Meta-analytic-predictive use of historical variance data for the design and analysis of clinical trials
- Internal pilots for observational studies
- Controlling test size while gaining the benefits of an internal pilot design
- Sample size calculation and blinded sample size recalculation in clinical trials where the treatment effect is measured by the relative risk
- Blinded and unblinded sample size reestimation procedures for stepped-wedge cluster randomized trials
- Blinded sample size recalculation for normally distributed outcomes using long- and short-term data
- Some aspects of the application of internal pilot studies
- Semi-blinded design in clinical trials
- Estimation of conditional power in the presence of auxiliary data
- Blinded sample size recalculation in multiple composite population designs with normal data and baseline adjustments
- Point estimation for adaptive trial designs. II: Practical considerations and guidance
- Sample size re-estimation for clinical trials with longitudinal negative binomial counts including time trends
- Adaptive trial designs in diagnostic accuracy research
- Blinded sample size re-estimation for comparing over-dispersed count data incorporating follow-up lengths
- Bayesian sample sizes for exploratory clinical trials comparing multiple experimental treatments with a control
- Re-estimating sample size in cluster randomised trials with active recruitment within clusters
- Blinded sample size re-estimation for recurrent event data with time trends
- Robustness of methods for blinded sample size re-estimation with overdispersed count data
- Twenty-five years of confirmatory adaptive designs: opportunities and pitfalls
- Sample size in cluster-randomized trials with time to event as the primary endpoint
- Blinded sample size re-estimation in three-arm trials with `gold standard' design
- The cost of sequential adaptation and the lower bound for mean squared error
- Including long- and short-term data in blinded sample size recalculation for binary endpoints
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