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Approximately Optimal One-parameter Boundaries for Group Sequential Trials

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Journal Biometrics
Specialty Public Health
Date 1987 Mar 1
PMID 3567304
Citations 52
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Abstract

We present a class of group sequential tests, indexed by a single parameter, that yields approximately optimal results. We also provide tables of key values to help in the design of group sequential tests that meet selected specifications.

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