Issues in group sequential/ adaptive designs /

Issues in group sequential/ adaptive designs /

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In recent years, there has been great interest in the use of adaptive features in clinical trials (i.e., changes in design or analyses guided by examination of the accumulated data at an interim point in the trial) that may make the studies more efficient (e.g. , shorter duration, fewer patients). M...

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Main Author: Wan, Hong
Corporate Author: University of Pennsylvania Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Other Authors: Anderson, Keaven M. (committee member), Ellenberg, Susan S. (advisor), Margolis, David J. (committee member), Propert, Kathleen J. (committee member), Troxel, Andrea B. (committee member)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
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Call Number: R001 2013 .W244

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