The response of a patient in a clinical trial usually depends on both the selected treatment and some latent covariates, while its variance varies across the treatment groups. A general heteroscedastic linear additive model incorporating the treatment effect and the covariate effects is often used in such studies. In this paper, under D- and D-A-optimality criteria, it is shown that the product of an optimal treatment allocation and an optimal design for covariates is also optimal among all possible designs for this linear additive model. Moreover, the optimal treatment allocation is characterized by a unique set of solutions to a system of equations. The connection between D- and D-A-optimal designs is also revealed. Several examples are p...
The present paper deals with the problem of designing randomized multiarm clinical trials for treatm...
SUMMARY. In this paper we consider experimental situations in which t test treat-ments are to be com...
abstract: Bivariate responses that comprise mixtures of binary and continuous variables are common i...
The present paper deals with the problem of allocating patients to two competing treatments in the p...
In the general linear model we set conditions under which an exact $D$- optimal design for uncorrela...
Suppose the mean responses from m-1 treatment groups in an experiment are to be compared to the mean...
This paper studies optimal treatment allocations for two treatment comparisons when the outcome is o...
Linear mixed models have become popular in many statistical applications duringrecent years. However...
This book primarily addresses the optimality aspects of covariate designs. A covariate model is a co...
It is shown that for linear multiple model of heteroscedastic observations for which variances chan...
The problem of construction exact D-optimal designs of experiments for linear multiple model with h...
We study the design of multi-armed parallel group clinical trials to estimate personalized treatment...
With group randomized trials complete groups of subject are randomized to treatment conditions. Such...
In this article, the optimal selection and allocation of time points in repeated measures experiment...
The usual treatment allocation in randomized trials and their factorial and nested extensions is bal...
The present paper deals with the problem of designing randomized multiarm clinical trials for treatm...
SUMMARY. In this paper we consider experimental situations in which t test treat-ments are to be com...
abstract: Bivariate responses that comprise mixtures of binary and continuous variables are common i...
The present paper deals with the problem of allocating patients to two competing treatments in the p...
In the general linear model we set conditions under which an exact $D$- optimal design for uncorrela...
Suppose the mean responses from m-1 treatment groups in an experiment are to be compared to the mean...
This paper studies optimal treatment allocations for two treatment comparisons when the outcome is o...
Linear mixed models have become popular in many statistical applications duringrecent years. However...
This book primarily addresses the optimality aspects of covariate designs. A covariate model is a co...
It is shown that for linear multiple model of heteroscedastic observations for which variances chan...
The problem of construction exact D-optimal designs of experiments for linear multiple model with h...
We study the design of multi-armed parallel group clinical trials to estimate personalized treatment...
With group randomized trials complete groups of subject are randomized to treatment conditions. Such...
In this article, the optimal selection and allocation of time points in repeated measures experiment...
The usual treatment allocation in randomized trials and their factorial and nested extensions is bal...
The present paper deals with the problem of designing randomized multiarm clinical trials for treatm...
SUMMARY. In this paper we consider experimental situations in which t test treat-ments are to be com...
abstract: Bivariate responses that comprise mixtures of binary and continuous variables are common i...