A procedure is developed for power analysis and sample size calculation for a class of complex testing problems regarding the largest binomial probability under a combination of treatments.It is shown that the asympto...A procedure is developed for power analysis and sample size calculation for a class of complex testing problems regarding the largest binomial probability under a combination of treatments.It is shown that the asymptotic null distribution of the likelihood-ratio statistic is not parameterfree,but χ_(1)^(2) is a conservative asymptotic null distribution.A nonlinear Gauss-Seidel algorithm is proposed to uniquely determine the alternative for the power and sample size calculation given the baseline binomial probability.An example from an animal clinical trial is discussed.展开更多
Professor Bayarri and coauthors’ paper (hereafter,PBIC) offers a stimulating and welcomed addition tothe already extensive and yet still rapid expanding literature on model selection and related topics. In a 2013revi...Professor Bayarri and coauthors’ paper (hereafter,PBIC) offers a stimulating and welcomed addition tothe already extensive and yet still rapid expanding literature on model selection and related topics. In a 2013review on model selection in linear mixed models byMüller, Scealy, and Welsh (2013), the authors classified main approaches in mixed model selection intothree categories, the information criteria, the shrinkagemethods and the fence methods. The current paper isnot specifically regarding mixed model selection problems;however, as one shall see, there is a connection invarious ways.展开更多
基金partially supported by the National Institutes of Health(NIH)grant R01-GM085205A1partially supported by the National Science Foundation(NSF)grant SES-1118469partially supported by the National Science Foundation(NSF)grant SES-1121794.
文摘A procedure is developed for power analysis and sample size calculation for a class of complex testing problems regarding the largest binomial probability under a combination of treatments.It is shown that the asymptotic null distribution of the likelihood-ratio statistic is not parameterfree,but χ_(1)^(2) is a conservative asymptotic null distribution.A nonlinear Gauss-Seidel algorithm is proposed to uniquely determine the alternative for the power and sample size calculation given the baseline binomial probability.An example from an animal clinical trial is discussed.
文摘Professor Bayarri and coauthors’ paper (hereafter,PBIC) offers a stimulating and welcomed addition tothe already extensive and yet still rapid expanding literature on model selection and related topics. In a 2013review on model selection in linear mixed models byMüller, Scealy, and Welsh (2013), the authors classified main approaches in mixed model selection intothree categories, the information criteria, the shrinkagemethods and the fence methods. The current paper isnot specifically regarding mixed model selection problems;however, as one shall see, there is a connection invarious ways.