Bayesian adaptive randomization has attracted increasingly attention in the literature and has been implemented in many phase II clinical trials. Doubly adaptive biased coin design(DBCD) is a superior choice in respon...Bayesian adaptive randomization has attracted increasingly attention in the literature and has been implemented in many phase II clinical trials. Doubly adaptive biased coin design(DBCD) is a superior choice in response-adaptive designs owing to its promising properties. In this paper, we propose a randomized design by combining Bayesian adaptive randomization with doubly adaptive biased coin design. By selecting a fixed tuning parameter, the proposed randomization procedure can target an explicit allocation proportion, and assign more patients to the better treatment simultaneously. Moreover, the proposed randomization is efficient to detect treatment differences. We illustrate the proposed design by its applications to both discrete and continuous responses, and evaluate its operating features through simulation studies.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11371366)Doctoral Research Fund of Henan Polytechnic University (Grant No. 672103/001/147)
文摘Bayesian adaptive randomization has attracted increasingly attention in the literature and has been implemented in many phase II clinical trials. Doubly adaptive biased coin design(DBCD) is a superior choice in response-adaptive designs owing to its promising properties. In this paper, we propose a randomized design by combining Bayesian adaptive randomization with doubly adaptive biased coin design. By selecting a fixed tuning parameter, the proposed randomization procedure can target an explicit allocation proportion, and assign more patients to the better treatment simultaneously. Moreover, the proposed randomization is efficient to detect treatment differences. We illustrate the proposed design by its applications to both discrete and continuous responses, and evaluate its operating features through simulation studies.