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组响应 - 适应性随机化与延迟和缺失的响应

Guannan Zhai1, Yang Li2, Lixin Zhang3,4

  • 1Department of Statistics, George Washington University, Washington, DC.

Statistics in medicine
|September 16, 2024
PubMed
概括

这项研究为临床试验引入了一种新的群体响应适应性随机化 (RAR) 方法,通过更新基于群体响应而不是个人响应的分配来提高实用性. 新型设计保持了理论性质,并且在延迟或缺失数据的情况下表现良好.

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具有非对称的属性.临床试验临床试验临床试验临床试验临床试验具有双重适应性的偏见硬币设计.有效的高效的高效.团队招生 团队招生顺序设计的设计.

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