In this paper we discuss a Behavioural Bayes approach to the sample size question in clinical trials in which the data are assumed to come from a normal distribution for which the mean and variance are both unknown. A fully Bayesian framework is considered. The optimal sample size is obtained by maximizing the expected net benefit which is the benefit from subsequent use of the new treatment under consideration minus the cost of the trial
Design and analysis of clinical trials imply decisions that often involve multiple parties. We focus...
Advisors: Rama Lingham.Committee members: Sanjib Basu; Alan Polansky.Sample Size Determination is an...
The objective of the present thesis is to offer a new criterion for Bayesian sample size determinati...
Current practice for sample size computations in clinical trials is largely based on frequentist or ...
This paper presents a simple Bayesian approach to sample size determination in clinical trials. It i...
One of the most important questions in the planning of medical experiments to assess the performance...
The problem motivating this article is the determination of sample size in clinical trials under nor...
This article deals with determination of a sample size that guarantees the success of a trial. We fo...
This article considers a robust Bayesian approach to the sample size determination problem. We focus...
This paper considers the problem of choosing the sample size for testing hypotheses on the parameter...
In clinical research, parameters required for sample size calculation are usually unknown. A typical...
[[abstract]]In clinical research, parameters required for sample size calculation are usually unknow...
International audienceThe problem of choosing a sample size for a clinical trial is a very common on...
International audienceThe most common Bayesian methods for sample size determination (SSD) are revie...
One of the most important problems in designing an experiment or a survey is sample size determinati...
Design and analysis of clinical trials imply decisions that often involve multiple parties. We focus...
Advisors: Rama Lingham.Committee members: Sanjib Basu; Alan Polansky.Sample Size Determination is an...
The objective of the present thesis is to offer a new criterion for Bayesian sample size determinati...
Current practice for sample size computations in clinical trials is largely based on frequentist or ...
This paper presents a simple Bayesian approach to sample size determination in clinical trials. It i...
One of the most important questions in the planning of medical experiments to assess the performance...
The problem motivating this article is the determination of sample size in clinical trials under nor...
This article deals with determination of a sample size that guarantees the success of a trial. We fo...
This article considers a robust Bayesian approach to the sample size determination problem. We focus...
This paper considers the problem of choosing the sample size for testing hypotheses on the parameter...
In clinical research, parameters required for sample size calculation are usually unknown. A typical...
[[abstract]]In clinical research, parameters required for sample size calculation are usually unknow...
International audienceThe problem of choosing a sample size for a clinical trial is a very common on...
International audienceThe most common Bayesian methods for sample size determination (SSD) are revie...
One of the most important problems in designing an experiment or a survey is sample size determinati...
Design and analysis of clinical trials imply decisions that often involve multiple parties. We focus...
Advisors: Rama Lingham.Committee members: Sanjib Basu; Alan Polansky.Sample Size Determination is an...
The objective of the present thesis is to offer a new criterion for Bayesian sample size determinati...