Testing Whether an Identified Treatment Is Best
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Recommendations
- Testing Hypotheses About an Identified Treatment When There are Multiple Endpoints
- Multiple Comparisons With the Best Treatment
- Sample Size Determination for Testing Whether an Identified Treatment Is Best
- Improved Tests for Comparing Treatments Against a Control and Other One-Sided Problems
- The likelihood ratio test for detecting the best treatment among several exponential populations
Cited in
(41)- Modeling maxima of longitudinal contralateral observations
- One-sided tests in generalized linear dose--response models.
- A cone order monotone test for the one-sided multivariate testing problem.
- The emperor's new tests. (With comments and a rejoinder).
- Stepwise multiple test procedures with biometric applications
- An appraisal of some aspects of statistical inference under inequality constraints
- A defense of the likelihood ratio test for one-sided and order-restricted alternatives
- More powerful tests for the sign testing problem
- Construction of uniformly more powerful tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities
- Monotonicity properties of multiple endpoint testing procedures
- Uniformly more powerful tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities when the variance is unknown
- Upper Bound forp-Value of the Test of Multivariate Normal Ordered Mean Vectors Against all Alternatives
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6114535 (Why is no real title available?)
- Assessing the Effect of the Best Treatment. A Non-parametric Inference Problem
- Comparison of Several Treatments with a Control Using Multiple Contrasts
- Evaluation of statistical equivalence using limits of agreement and associated sample size calculation*
- Testing the hypothesis of a nonrmal mean lying outside a convex cone
- Testing Hypotheses About an Identified Treatment When There are Multiple Endpoints
- Application of response surface methodology and factorial designs to clinical trials for drug combination development
- Comparison of treatments in a combination therapy trial
- A generalized step-up-down multiple test procedure
- A Decision Rule for Evaluating Several Independent Clinical Trials Collectively
- ON TESTING EQUIVALENCE OF THREE POPULATIONS
- A discussion of some inference issues in order restricted models
- Sample Size Determination for Testing Whether an Identified Treatment Is Best
- Testing for Interaction in Studies of Noninferiority
- On some statistical methods for analysis of combination drug studies∗
- Two multi-step selection procedures with Possible selection of two treatments of equal prior preference
- On improving the min test for the analysis of combination drug trials
- The likelihood ratio test for detecting the best treatment among several exponential populations
- Multiple comparisons in complex clinical trial designs
- A general testing for order restriction on mean vectors of multivariate normal populations
- Combining Treatment Selection and Definitive Testing
- Asynergistic Regression Based on Maximized Rank Correlation
- Some correlations in intersection-union tests and their relationship with complete power
- Traditional multiplicity adjustment methods in clinical trials
- Bayesian approach for assessing non-inferiority in a three-arm trial with pre-specified margin
- Simultaneous confidence intervals on multivariate non-inferiority
- Changes are still needed on multiple co-primary endpoints
- On tests for qualitative interactions
- Sample size for simultaneous testing of rate differences in non-inferiority trials with multiple endpoints
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