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#' Output dataset for examples given list of inputs
#'
#' The dataset contains 1296 rows (6 scenarios, 4 different combinations of link functions and prior distributions,
#' 2 sets of skeletons, 3 maximum number of patients, 3 toxicity and efficacy correlations, and 3 subset number
#' of patients) that represent each condition by 1000 simulations, along with 15 columns that contain 9 operating
#' characteristics, other 6 columns including Scenario, Model for link function and prior distribution, N for
#' maximum number of patients, Skeleton, Nphase for subset number of patients, and corr for toxicity and efficacy
#' correlation to separate each condition.
#'
#' @format A data frame with 1296 rows and 15 variables:
#' \itemize{
#' \item Model: a string vector containing 4 models used in link functions.
#' \item{Scenario: a numeric vector containing 6 scenarios.
#' \item Skeleton: a numeric vector containing 2 sets of skeletons used for both toxicity and efficacy.
#' \item N: a numeric vector containing 3 maximum number of patients.
#' \item nR: a numeric vector containing 3 subset number of patients.
#' \item corr: a numeric vector containing 3 toxicity and efficacy correlations.
#' \item prob_safe: a numeric vector for the probability of simulation trials with ODC identified as safe/ineffective combinations.
#' \item prob_target: a numeric vector for the probability of simulation trials with ODC identified as target combinations.
#' \item prob_toxic: a numeric vector for the probability of simulation trials with ODC identified as toxic combinations.
#' \item mean_SS: a numeric vector for the average number of patients enrolled.
#' \item mean_ODC: a numeric vector for the average proportion of patients allocated to target ODS(s).
#' \item prob_stop_safety: a numeric vector for the probability of simulation trials stopped early for safety.
#' \item prob_stop_futility: a numeric vector for the probability of simulation trials stopped early for futility.
#' \item mean_DLT: a numeric vector for the average observed DLT rate.
#' \item mean_ORR: a numeric vector for the average observed response rate.
#' }
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