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# example 1: equivalence boundary only
library(gset)
r <- 1
theta <- 0
L <- -0.2
U <- 0.2
sigma <- 0.4
alpha <- 0.05
beta <- 0.2
K <- 3
# the sample size per group with a traditional nonsequential design
n.fix <- nfix(r, L,U,theta,sigma,alpha,beta)
# default
# there are two ways to generate the boundary plots
# 1. specify plot=TRUE (default) in "binding()"
equivonly(L, U, sigma, n.fix$n1, n.fix$n2, 1:K/K, alpha, plot=FALSE, n.sim=100)
# 2. specify plot=FALSE in "binding()" and apply the "figureE()" command
bound <- equivonly(L, U, sigma, n.fix$n1, n.fix$n2, 1:K/K, alpha, plot=FALSE, n.sim=100)
figureE(bound, K)
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