In mjg211/multiarm: Design of single- and multi-stage multi-arm clinical trials
Type of power
multiarm requires a choice to be made on the type of power that should be controlled by the identified design.
For a single-stage or group-sequential design, this can be either conjunctive (power to reject all null hypotheses), disjunctive (power to reject at least one null hypothesis), or marginal (the minimum power to reject each of the null
hypotheses).
For a drop-the-losers design, it can be either disjunctive or marginal.
Specify your chosen type of power here.
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Type of power
multiarm requires a choice to be made on the type of power that should be controlled by the identified design. For a single-stage or group-sequential design, this can be either conjunctive (power to reject all null hypotheses), disjunctive (power to reject at least one null hypothesis), or marginal (the minimum power to reject each of the null hypotheses). For a drop-the-losers design, it can be either disjunctive or marginal. Specify your chosen type of power here.
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