print: Function that displays the features of the design
In seqmon: Group Sequential Design Class for Clinical Trials
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
'print' displays the look times, the base alpha and beta spending functions, and the noncentrality parameter
Usage
1
print(theObject)
Arguments
theObject
The sequential design object
Examples
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design1<-sequential.design()
design1<-calcBoundaries(design1)
design1<-setAlphaspendfString(design1,"0.025*t^4")
design1<-setBetaspendfString(design1,"0.15*t^3")
print(design1)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
'print' displays the look times, the base alpha and beta spending functions, and the noncentrality parameter
Usage
1 | print(theObject)
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Arguments
theObject |
The sequential design object |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | design1<-sequential.design()
design1<-calcBoundaries(design1)
design1<-setAlphaspendfString(design1,"0.025*t^4")
design1<-setBetaspendfString(design1,"0.15*t^3")
print(design1)
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