View source: R/functions_multiple_normal.R
| pgo_multiple_normal | R Documentation | 
This function calculated the probability that we go to phase III, i.e. that results of phase II are promising enough to get a successful drug development program. Successful means that both endpoints show a statistically significant positive treatment effect in phase III.
pgo_multiple_normal(
  kappa,
  n2,
  Delta1,
  Delta2,
  in1,
  in2,
  sigma1,
  sigma2,
  fixed,
  rho,
  rsamp
)
| kappa | threshold value for the go/no-go decision rule; vector for both endpoints | 
| n2 | total sample size for phase II; must be even number | 
| Delta1 | assumed true treatment effect given as difference in means for endpoint 1 | 
| Delta2 | assumed true treatment effect given as difference in means for endpoint 2 | 
| in1 | amount of information for Delta1 in terms of sample size | 
| in2 | amount of information for Delta2 in terms of sample size | 
| sigma1 | standard deviation of first endpoint | 
| sigma2 | standard deviation of second endpoint | 
| fixed | choose if true treatment effects are fixed or random, if TRUE Delta1 is used as fixed effect | 
| rho | correlation between the two endpoints | 
| rsamp | sample data set for Monte Carlo integration | 
The output of the function pgo_multiple_normal() is the probability to go to phase III.
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