In mjg211/multiarm: Design of single- and multi-stage multi-arm clinical trials
Control arm response rate
When assuming the outcomes are Bernoulli distributed, multiarm requires a value to be specified for the response rate in the control arm, $\pi_0$, used in the definition of the global null hypothesis, global alternative hypothesis, and the least favourable configurations, which are in-turn used to evaluate the operating characteristics provided by a particular design.
Specify your chosen control arm response rate here.
It should be strictly between 0 and 1.
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Control arm response rate
When assuming the outcomes are Bernoulli distributed, multiarm requires a value to be specified for the response rate in the control arm, $\pi_0$, used in the definition of the global null hypothesis, global alternative hypothesis, and the least favourable configurations, which are in-turn used to evaluate the operating characteristics provided by a particular design. Specify your chosen control arm response rate here. It should be strictly between 0 and 1.
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