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GSD_OBF: Simulate Group Sequential Design according to O'Brien and Fleming

Description

Calculates the mean type-I-error and go-no-go value for each stage of a group sequential design study according to O'Brien and Fleming's design.

Usage

GSD_OBF(n, norep, K, RP, approach)

Value

A Dataframe with the mean type-I-error and go-no-go values for each stage of a group sequential design study according to O'Brien and Fleming's design

Arguments

n

total sample size

norep

number of simulations to be conducted

K

number of stages. (Currently available: 2,3 and 4)

RP

the randomization procedure used.(Currently available: 'RAR', 'PBD2', 'BSD' - BSD(3),BSD(5) and BSD(10), 'EBC' - EBC(0.5), EBC(2/3) and EBC(0.8), 'CHEN' - CHEN(2/3,3), CHEN(2/3,5) and CHEN(2/3,10) )

approach

the approach used, where 1 corresponds to allocating all patients at the begining of the trial and 2 corresponds to allocating patients for each stage separately (Only needed for 'RAR', 'BSD' and 'CHEN')

Examples

Run this code
# Simulate a GSD according to O'Brien and Fleming's design with 30 patients, 10 simulation runs,
# 3 Stages using Random Allocation Rule as a randomization procedure and applying it to
# all patients at the beginning
GSD_OBF(30,10,2,'RAR',1)

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